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* Numerous packages to verify python-pbr Please note that this only ONE part of a long chain of packages that seem to depend upon eachother for building and validation including some stuff that is already in MINGW-W64 PKGBUILD’s such as setuptools and pbr as well as some other stuff. The idea is build something that’s good enough to build everything else in hopefully manner including some stuff such as opencv, eigen, vtm numerous gnome packages, and who knows what else. I may have made mistakes and numerous omissios so please bear with me. mingw-w64-python2-subprocess32 - 0.6.0 mingw-w64-python-pyperclip - 1.6.4 mingw-w64-python-pyreadline - 2.1 mingw-w64-python2-cmd2 - 0.8.6 mingw-w64-python3-cmd2 – 0.9.4 mingw-w64-python-stevedore – 1.29.0 mingw-w64-python-unicodecsv – 0.14.1 mingw-w64-python-pytest-forked – 0.2 cliff-2.13.0-1 mingw-w64-python-pytest-xdist – 1.23.0 mingw-w64-python-execnet – 1.50 mingw-w64-python-testrepository – 0.20 mingw-w64-python-testresources – 2.0.1 mingw-w64-python-cliff - cliff-2.13.0 mingw-w64-python-voluptuous – 0.15.1 * python-hacking - 1.1.0 * More necessary packages for tests and afix for nose and sphinx. Also tried to fix most mentioned previous except for "testrepository" That was deliberate because it refers to the name of a package. * Numerous modules that I built for testins stestr thare useful elesewhere. I also updated sqlchemy and decorator to the latest versions. Some times the testing here may not work but I'm hoping to lay more solid groundwork and quite a bit can be conibalized by others for fixing things already in git. * Remove Python2 dependency for python3 package. * python-jsonschemea - 2.6.0 - make sure .EXE works. Added dependency on python2-functools32 python2-functutils32 - 3.2.3-2 - new package required for jsonshcemas Python2 version. Verified this with PIP. * python-matplotlib - require backports.functools_lru_cache backports.functools_lru_cache - 1.5 - new package requried for python-maplotlib in Python2 - verified with PIP
MINGW-packages
This repository contains package scripts for MinGW-w64 targets to build under MSYS2.
MSYS2 is an independent rewrite of MSYS providing a Unix-like environment and command-line interface for Windows making it possible to port software running on POSIX systems (such as Linux, BSD, and Unix systems) to Windows.
Documentation
If you want to read about using MINGW-packages or developing MINGW-packages yourself, you can start at the MSYS2 wiki
Using packages
You have two options if you want to use these packages:
- Either you can use a pre-built binary package from from the MSYS2 MINGW64 repo (which includes the binaries, libraries, headers, man pages), and install it on your machine, and build against those packages/libraries as you are porting/writing your software.
Assuming you have a properly installed MSYS2 environment, you can install the pre-built binary package by using the following command from the bash prompt:
pacman -S ${package-name}
Please note: Not all the packages in this repository are built and accessible from the MSYS2 MINGW64 repo right away, after merging changes to the git repository it can take a few days until compiled and built packages are accessible in the repo. Also for some packages you can find older versions in the repo if you need older version, for some packages you have only the most recent version.
- Second option is to download or clone the package folder with the scripts to your machine and you build it for yourself.
Assuming you have a properly installed MSYS2 environment and build tools, you can build any package using the following command:
cd ${package-name}
MINGW_INSTALLS=mingw64 makepkg-mingw -sLf
After that you can install the freshly built package(s) with the following command:
pacman -U ${package-name}*.pkg.tar.xz
Creating packages
TBD