Ron Yorston

Closing this issue as the latest release should have the necessary fixes.

Closing this issue as the latest release should have the necessary fixes.

The issues with the clang-generated build of busybox-w32 appear to be related to ```longjmp(3)```. This is used a lot in the shell but even the ```test``` applet uses it to...

End of file in Windows (and DOS before that, and CP/M before that) is Ctrl+Z.

@Hawk2811 It's been possible to build busybox-w32 on Windows for a while now using [w64devkit](https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit). However, your question was specifically about using [llvm-mingw](https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw). If that is still relevant I'm happy...

On further investigation it turns out llvm-mingw _does_ have GNU make, it just calls it `mingw32-make.exe`. This means it isn't necessary to use w64devkit to perform a clang build on...

>Are those documented someplace? On the [busybox-w32](https://frippery.org/busybox) webpage.

Except the documentation hasn't kept pace. For the `-u` option you need to refer to the source: ``` -u: install to Unix-style directories in system drive ``` Which is to...

I misremembered the documented name of the option. Actually, `--list-anything-at-all` also works. This is inherited from upstream which just checks for `--list-` and says, "Yeah, good enough". There probably isn't...

It's taken a while and there have been a few distractions, but it should now be possible to build busybox-w32 on Windows with llvm-mingw.