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[-]How can I install aws-sdk-cpp on Windows 10 using my current tools (CMake, MinGW, gcc, g++)?[/-][+]How can I build aws-sdk-cpp on Windows 10 using my current tools (CMake, MinGW, gcc, g++)?[/+]KaibaLopez commentedon Aug 3, 2020
Hi @ccssmmww ,
Sadly we don't really support MinGW at the moment... There has been discussions about it and it's just been low on the priority list for now... sorry about that.
ihnorton commentedon Aug 6, 2020
@KaibaLopez @wps132230: we are very interested in mingw-w64 as a supported platform. Several open source language ecosystems (R, Julia, Rust to a lesser degree) rely on mingw-w64 to build the entire package matrix for Windows, and so downstream SDK users/embedders like us (core, S3) have an increasing demand to support this target, to allow simple installation by end-users. I believe several people from the Apache Arrow project would also be interested, cc @nealrichardson.
What can we do to help get #1333 merged (cc @trilader), and possibly add a CI target to avoid regression?
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