[pypy-dev] Re: Is PyPy MinGW support broken?

2023-06-19 Thread Julian Waters
Ah, I see. Again, thanks for the clarifications! Yes, I was indeed using PyPy instead of CPython, it looks to me that the logic that pipes the printed values into the rpython toolchain is broken, since in my MinGW /tmp directory I can see that the executables were built without issues and running t

[pypy-dev] Re: Is PyPy MinGW support broken?

2023-06-19 Thread Matti Picus
On 19/6/23 10:45, Julian Waters wrote: I'm working with the MinGW team; I can create a patch to help, but a quick low down on how the build_executable_cache and related logic works would help me out a little Also: Is MinGW not used by the core team? best**regards, Julian Thanks for giving P

[pypy-dev] Re: Is PyPy MinGW support broken?

2023-06-19 Thread Julian Waters
I'm working with the MinGW team; I can create a patch to help, but a quick low down on how the build_executable_cache and related logic works would help me out a little Also: Is MinGW not used by the core team? best regards, Julian ___ pypy-dev mailing

[pypy-dev] Re: Is PyPy MinGW support broken?

2023-06-19 Thread Matti Picus
On 19/6/23 10:08, Julian Waters wrote: When I try to build PyPy with MinGW, I get the following: ... It seems as if the ask_gcc function is broken for MinGW, and I can't tell why at a first glance. Is a fix possible? Someone who uses mingw would have to suggest a patch. Matti __

[pypy-dev] Is PyPy MinGW support broken?

2023-06-19 Thread Julian Waters
When I try to build PyPy with MinGW, I get the following: [translation:info] Translating target as defined by targetpypystandalone Traceback (most recent call last): File "../../rpython/bin/rpython", line 20, in main() File "D:\eclipse-php-2022-06-R-win32-x86_64\Projects\pypy-release-pypy