* https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/MinGW
+News 2008-11-06
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+
+We have started the process of reviewing and importing packages into
+Fedora.
+
+As each package gets imported into Fedora, we *remove* it from this
+repository. All further adjustments to the package should be done in
+Fedora CVS, as with any ordinary Fedora package.
+
+We need more reviewers:
+https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=mingw32
+
Build everything
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* Run ./build-everything-in-mock.sh
* Build logs are printed to the screen and saved in 'buildall.log'
-
-Package notes
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-
- ( 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.
-
- ( 3) mingw-runtime-bootstrap
- ( 4) mingw-w32api-bootstrap
-
- These are NOT real Fedora packages. Instead they are BINARY
- packages which is just needed first time if you are building
- from scratch. It contains some Windows binaries and header
- files which are needed to bootstrap everything, and which
- would normally be built by the packages below (specifically
- by mingw-runtime and mingw-w32api).
-
- Note: If you already have mingw packages installed then you
- should not build this package.
-
- ( 5) mingw-gcc
-
- ( 6) mingw-runtime
- ( 7) mingw-w32api
-
- Note that once built and installed, these last two replace the
- files built from binaries in mingw-{runtime,w32api}-bootstrap.
-
-Then for the rest, use ./show-build-order.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.
-
-(Note that show-build-order.pl doesn't actually build anything - it
-just prints suggested commands).