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Win32 dll release and debug
Build with GCC 4.4.0

Enabled feature:
New Python support
Build Test
Enable SSE
Enable SSE2
Use fast math
Use O3
Use Imit frame pointer
With Jasper
With JPEG
With PNG
With TIFF

Source: OpenCV-2.1.0-Win32-MinGW-Readme.txt, updated 2010-05-22

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