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Hello, Jon > What threw me was the projects inclusion of 2 of the 3 other pieces that make up a typical manual install of mingw or http://www.tdragon.net/recentgcc/  I saw the runtime and w32api stuff in my very quick scan of the llvm-gcc dir and didn't bother to confirm binutils :( Well, binutils are quite different: 1. It's GPL-licensed, thus we need to provide sources as well, which is bit inconvenient 2. You need to have headers & libs in pred...

...installed (to get linker + assembler). Ahh. After extracting "binutils-2.20-1-mingw32-bin.tar.gz" into the llvm-gcc dir, I'm up and running. What threw me was the projects inclusion of 2 of the 3 other pieces that make up a typical manual install of mingw or http://www.tdragon.net/recentgcc/ I saw the runtime and w32api stuff in my very quick scan of the llvm-gcc dir and didn't bother to confirm binutils :( I still would like to see this packaging info made a bit more visible outside the ML, as well as a note clarifying whether the binary setup is still valid when the w32api, mi...

Hello, Jon The main idea of llvm-gcc is to be a drop-in replacement of gcc. So, if you know how to install & run gcc on your system, you should be able to do the same with llvm-gcc (thus no "Getting Started" entry). Basically the only "packaging differences" wrt normal gcc is that we're shipping w32api & mingw-runtime packages with llvm-gcc. Surely, you still need

...amentally wrong as binaries have been offered all the way back to LLVM 1.8. Is anyone successfully running the 2.6 binaries as-is on any windows box? Is the expectation that the install dance for windows should be similar to installing the binaries from http://mingw.org/ or http://www.tdragon.net/recentgcc/ If someone is successfully running these binaries, I'd appreciate a link or quick summary, and I'll volunteer to submit a doco patch for the Getting Started Guide for this issue. Jon

On Dec 16, 2009, at 8:34 AM, Anton Korobeynikov wrote: > Hello, Jon > >> What threw me was the projects inclusion of 2 of the 3 other pieces >> that make up a typical manual install of mingw or http://www.tdragon.net/recentgcc/ >> I saw the runtime and w32api stuff in my very quick scan of the >> llvm-gcc dir and didn't bother to confirm binutils :( > Well, binutils are quite different: > 1. It's GPL-licensed, thus we need to provide sources as well, which > is bit inconvenient > 2. Y...

> > What threw me was the projects inclusion of 2 of the 3 other pieces that make up a typical manual install of mingw or http://www.tdragon.net/recentgcc/  I saw the runtime and w32api stuff in my very quick scan of the llvm-gcc dir and didn't bother to confirm binutils :( > Well, binutils are quite different: > 1. It's GPL-licensed, thus we need to provide sources as well, which > is bit inconvenient To make it easier to use the L...

I'm attempting to use the above as described here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1816469/llvm-mingw-installation-on-vista ...and getting the following error when attempting "llvm-gcc -o hello.exe hello.c" llvm-gcc: CreateProcess: No such file or directory I've heard it may be due to the way GCC is passing args to CreateProcess as in this thread