Hello,

With the intention of providing windows users with a straightforward
way to install (and self-compile when needed) OpenOCD, I've contacted
MSYS2 developers and they were kind enough to fix and upstream
PKGBUILDs for OpenOCD, libusb-1.0 and libusb-compat (based on the work
by Andrew Leech). BTW, a patch to libusb-compat would be nice to have
upstreamed.

The feedback so far was very positive, MSYS2 seems to become the
package management system that was really missing on windows. A number
of high-profile projects (including Qt) is already supported.

Please see http://openocd.zylin.com/#/c/2507/ for the documentation
changes I propose.

There's one problem left though, where the OpenOCD project will need
your hand: currently MSYS2 is lacking a PKGBUILD for
libftdi1. Creating one should be straightforward considering libftdi
has no obscure dependencies and uses CMake in a regular way. So
please, create one, test and push upstream to the fine MSYS2 devs.

Good luck, and happy hacking!
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