Mingw-w64.org Website Review

Mingw-w64 is an advancement of the original mingw.org project, created to support the GCC compiler on Windows systems. It has forked it in 2007 in order to provide support for 64 bits and new APIs. It has since then gained widespread use and distribution. The development and community are very active and welcoming with new contributors every month and simple installers. Sync COM interface headers with Wine development thanks to Jacek Caban CRT library def file reorganization thanks to Martin Storsjö And many other additions thanks to, but not limited to (in Alphabetical order) Alexey Pavlov Alon Bar-Lev André Hentschel Arthur Edelstein Corinna Vinschen David Grayson David Wohlferd Ebrahim Byagowi Guy Helmer Hugo Beauzée-Luyssen Ihsan Akmal Jacek Caban James Ross-Gowan Jean-Baptiste Kempf Jonathan Yong Jon Turney Kai Tietz Liu Hao Martell Malone Martin Storsjö Mateusz Matheus Izvekov mati865 Michał Janiszewski Nikolay Sivov niXman Petri Hodju Ray Donnelly Ruben Van Boxem Ruslan Garipov Samuel D. Leslie sezero Soar Qin Tamar Christina Tamir Duberstein Tim Hutt Tom Ritter Yuta Nakai Алексей More than a million lines of headers are provided, not counting generated ones, and regularly expanded to track new Windows APIs. Winpthreads, a pthreads library for C++11 threading support and simple integration with existing project. Winstorecompat, a work-in-progress convenience library that eases conformance with the Windows Store. Better-conforming and faster math support compared to Visual Studios. Mingw-w64 interacts a lot with other projects in order to help everyone move forward. Contributions have been going to and coming ntdllcrt: Use separated import library for ntdll.dll C runtime exports. Except where otherwise noted, content on this wiki is licensed under the following license: CC Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported