################################################################################ ## File: Install-Mingw64.ps1 ## Desc: Install GNU tools for Windows ################################################################################ if (Test-IsWin19) { # If Windows 2019, install version 8.1.0 form sourceforge $baseUrl = "https://download.qt.io/development_releases/prebuilt" $("mingw32", "mingw64") | ForEach-Object { if ($_ -eq "mingw32") { $url = "$baseUrl/mingw_32/i686-8.1.0-release-posix-dwarf-rt_v6-rev0.7z" $sha256sum = 'adb84b70094c0225dd30187ff995e311d19424b1eb8f60934c60e4903297f946' } elseif ($_ -eq "mingw64") { $url = "$baseUrl/mingw_64/x86_64-8.1.0-release-posix-seh-rt_v6-rev0.7z" $sha256sum = '853970527b5de4a55ec8ca4d3fd732c00ae1c69974cc930c82604396d43e79f8' } else { throw "Unknown architecture $_" } $packagePath = Invoke-DownloadWithRetry $url Test-FileChecksum -Path $packagePath -ExpectedSHA256Sum $sha256sum Expand-7ZipArchive -Path $packagePath -DestinationPath "C:\" # Make a copy of mingw-make.exe to make.exe, which is a more discoverable name # and so the same command line can be used on Windows as on macOS and Linux $path = "C:\$_\bin\mingw32-make.exe" | Get-Item Copy-Item -Path $path -Destination (Join-Path $path.Directory 'make.exe') } Add-MachinePathItem "C:\mingw64\bin" } if (Test-IsWin22) { # If Windows 2022, install version specified in the toolset $version = (Get-ToolsetContent).mingw.version $runtime = (Get-ToolsetContent).mingw.runtime $("mingw32", "mingw64") | ForEach-Object { if ($_ -eq "mingw32") { $arch = "i686" $threads = "posix" $exceptions = "dwarf" } elseif ($_ -eq "mingw64") { $arch = "x86_64" $threads = "posix" $exceptions = "seh" } else { throw "Unknown architecture $_" } $url = Resolve-GithubReleaseAssetUrl ` -Repo "niXman/mingw-builds-binaries" ` -Version "$version" ` -Asset "$arch-*-release-$threads-$exceptions-$runtime-*.7z" $packagePath = Invoke-DownloadWithRetry $url Expand-7ZipArchive -Path $packagePath -DestinationPath "C:\" # Make a copy of mingw-make.exe to make.exe, which is a more discoverable name # and so the same command line can be used on Windows as on macOS and Linux $path = "C:\$_\bin\mingw32-make.exe" | Get-Item Copy-Item -Path $path -Destination (Join-Path $path.Directory 'make.exe') } Add-MachinePathItem "C:\mingw64\bin" } Invoke-PesterTests -TestFile "Tools" -TestName "Mingw64"