Add support for building on Windows using MSYS2/UCRT64.#64
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@hydra please add a CI workflow for testing this so we can be sure it doesn't bitrot, thanks! |
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@hydra: I've added the CI test |
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@tridge great, thanks for that and the merge! |
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as per description.
MSYS2: https://www.msys2.org/
I use MSYS2/UCRT64, not WSL, as I don't want to maintain two operating systems, and need to debug code.
With MSYS2/UCRT64 you have have binary compatibility between your build tools and windows IDEs, which you do NOT get with WSL binaries (like GDB, an .elf file) and your IDE (a portable executable/PE file).