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The problem on Windows side is that MSYS2 (used for generating bindings), Rtools (custom MSYS2 build) and mingw toolchains in rust's *pc-windows-gnu ship different versions of gcc and friends. This creates issues that can be resolved using hacks (see code snippet above).
In particular, in PR r-windows/rtools-packages#186 we suggested implementing a hack that was present in 32-bit version of Rtools, but not in 64-bit version.
As soon as updated rtools gets released (I believe it will take significant time), we can update CI here. I hope with Rtools patched we may be able to move additional workflows to Rtools only, avoiding both MSYS2 and rust's own mingw tools.
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Right now it creates a fake copy of libgcc_eh.a, because Rtools ships none for x64 version (but this lib is required for compilation). With the new Rtools release, this file will be a part of Rtools so there is no need to manually create a copy.
This is a reminder to update CI workflow
libR-sys/.github/workflows/test.yml
Lines 264 to 266 in ccdf5d5
in light of the recent merging of this PR r-windows/rtools-packages#186.
The problem on Windows side is that MSYS2 (used for generating bindings), Rtools (custom MSYS2 build) and mingw toolchains in rust's
*pc-windows-gnu
ship different versions of gcc and friends. This creates issues that can be resolved using hacks (see code snippet above).In particular, in PR r-windows/rtools-packages#186 we suggested implementing a hack that was present in 32-bit version of Rtools, but not in 64-bit version.
As soon as updated rtools gets released (I believe it will take significant time), we can update CI here. I hope with Rtools patched we may be able to move additional workflows to Rtools only, avoiding both MSYS2 and rust's own
mingw
tools.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: