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[fedora-mingw.git] / README

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@@ -10,12 +10,18 @@ Other useful information:
 
 Build order & package notes:
 
- ( 1) mingw-binutils
+ ( 1) mingw-filesystem
+
+      This is the base package containing the filesystem, RPM macros
+      and other stuff that everything depends on.  This is a pure
+      Fedora RPM with no outside dependencies.
+
+ ( 2) mingw-binutils
 
       This is just a straight cross-compile of binutils.  It has
       no BuildRequires beyond what is in basic Fedora already.
 
- ( 2) mingw-bootstrap
+ ( 3) mingw-bootstrap
 
       This is NOT a real Fedora package.  Instead it is a BINARY
       package which is just needed first time if you are building
@@ -24,18 +30,20 @@ Build order & package notes:
       would normally be built by the packages below (specifically
       by mingw-runtime and mingw-w32api).
 
- ( 3) mingw-gcc
+      Note: If you already have mingw packages installed then you
+      should not build this package.
+
+ ( 4) mingw-gcc
 
- ( 4) mingw-runtime
- ( 5) mingw-w32api
+ ( 5) mingw-runtime
+ ( 6) mingw-w32api
 
       Note that once built and installed, these last two replace the
       files built from binaries in mingw-bootstrap.
 
- ( 6) mingw-zlib
-
- ( 7) mingw-libgpg-error
-
- ( 8) mingw-libgcrypt
+Then for the rest, use ./BUILD.pl which is a script which works out
+the correct order to build packages and will display the list of
+commands that you have to invoke to do this.
 
- ( 9) mingw-gnutls
+(Note that BUILD.pl doesn't actually build anything - it just prints
+suggested commands).
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