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Run it from Linux console. ``` msysww --init msysww -c ```

`-c` runs default console (MSYS2). Works nice for me on Arch with exception of 2 or 3 Wine bugs.

Are you still having problems? I'm still using updated msys2 64bit on Arch (wine staging, tested both 1.9.18 and 1.9.19) and had no problems: ``` mati865@Arch MSYS ~ $ pacman...

When installing dash under Wine: ``` wine: Call from 0x7bc6151c to unimplemented function msys-2.0.dll.__locale_ctype_ptr, aborting ```

> This is more a problem of the msys toolset that should be fixed rather than insinuate that "grep > broke xyz". It should be acknowledged as a bug in...

@amaau it's provided by `msys2-runtime-devel`: http://quodlibet.duckdns.org/msys2/package/msys2-runtime-devel?repo=msys&variant=x86_64

@kovalexpro you posted output of mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc.

@kovalexpro There are 3 subsystems: - msys - mingw32 - mingw64 Each of them have its own compiler and you cannot mix headers and libraries from different subsystems and expect...

> if I use the clang supplied in /usr/bin This target doesn't support sanitizers at all. > if I install clang from the ucrt64 pacman packages, it fails horribly at...

I think I'd prefer looking for mingw-w64 header/library in default paths. That would allow one day to have LLVM based mingw-w64 toolchain in path (without GCC aliases) and still be...