On Windows 7 64 bit, the Mingw compiler names the libclang library "liblibclang.dll", instead of "libclang.dll". This prevents the python libclang bindings from running, as they are written to load "libclang.dll" . I believe that this is caused by a configuration patch, meant to satisfy Visual Studios naming convention for libraries, however I do not have enough expertise with the configuration system to create a patch or fix to explicitly disable this naming configuration on Mingw builds
On Windows 7 64 bit, the Mingw compiler names the libclang library "liblibclang.dll", instead of "libclang.dll". This prevents the python libclang bindings from running, as they are written to load "libclang.dll" . I believe that this is caused by a configuration patch, meant to satisfy Visual Studios naming convention for libraries, however I do not have enough expertise with the configuration system to create a patch or fix to explicitly disable this naming configuration on Mingw builds