I'm using Debian and it has packages for mingw-w64 cross compiler (GCC). There is also prebuilt version of llvm-mingw (Clang) for Linux. So both GCC and Clang cross compilers are available as prebuilt binaries. How can I tell the script to not compile its own GCC/Clang cross compiler?
MSYS2 MSYS also has various GCC cross compilers for MinGW-w64 available as binary packages. i686, x86_64, and with GCC 15 also arm64 are supported. I think the same is true for Cygwin.
I'm using Debian and it has packages for mingw-w64 cross compiler (GCC). There is also prebuilt version of llvm-mingw (Clang) for Linux. So both GCC and Clang cross compilers are available as prebuilt binaries. How can I tell the script to not compile its own GCC/Clang cross compiler?