I've noticed that recently windows-msys2 CLANG64 builds of whisper.cpp are failing.
Looking at older passing vs recent failing runs, it's clear that mingw-w64-clang-x86_64-gcc-compat is no longer installed by default with the toolchain (older was 18.1.3-1, newer is 18.1.4-1).
mingw-w64-clang-x86_64-gcc-compat provides GCC compatibility aliases for Clang.
One of the solutions is to add it to installed packages, and I will do it if superior solution will fail.
Superior solution is to actually fix building so that it would not assume g++ is the default C++ compiler (which is the sin of GNU make). I'm running checkers in my branch. But if there will be issues in some build environments to make it work (pun intended), I may end up going with inferior solution.
Anyway, expect PR fixing the situation, one way or another, possibly today or next week.
I've noticed that recently windows-msys2 CLANG64 builds of whisper.cpp are failing.
Looking at older passing vs recent failing runs, it's clear that
mingw-w64-clang-x86_64-gcc-compat
is no longer installed by default with the toolchain (older was 18.1.3-1, newer is 18.1.4-1).mingw-w64-clang-x86_64-gcc-compat
provides GCC compatibility aliases for Clang.One of the solutions is to add it to installed packages, and I will do it if superior solution will fail.
Superior solution is to actually fix building so that it would not assume
g++
is the default C++ compiler (which is the sin of GNU make). I'm running checkers in my branch. But if there will be issues in some build environments to make it work (pun intended), I may end up going with inferior solution.Anyway, expect PR fixing the situation, one way or another, possibly today or next week.