Brecht Sanders

@hamidb80 What do you mean exactly? https://winlibs.com/ provides a standalone build of the latest MinGW-w64 version (currently 9.0.0). The download on the link you mention seems to be an older...

@hamidb80 No, this question is specifically about Python support in GDB. Since the https://nim-lang.org/install_windows.html is an earlier download from https://winlibs.com/ that was renamed, it doesn't have this either.

I have been trying to build the latest Python earlier this week, and while compiling works there are still some missing symbols when linking. I will only include Python support...

No. Python still won't build due the winlibs way. But from time to time I try to get it to build (last time was last week when Python 3.11.0a1 came...

I was not able to reproduce your issue with a recent version of XLSX I/O. Can you please check if this issue is fixed for you now?

Do you have this on more than one system? Do you know how to reproduce this so I can test for myself? Is the problem the same when antivirus is...

I can't reproduce your issue. Are there any other differences between your UCRT and MSVCRT setup? Are you using command line (Command Prompt, PowerShell, MSYS), an IDE, or some kind...

Since GCC 12 there is issue https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=105858 which breaks precompiled headers and which for now requires GCC12 to be built without precompiled headers. This is likely to have some performance...

I too have logged issues with GCC that barely got any response. Though some of them were resolved in the end. LLVM/CLang is a different track, but it's not always...

You can tell XLSX I/O buid to use a specific Minizip install location with the CMake parameter -DMINIZIP_DIR:PATH= I have started reviewing some of your code, and already have several...