Closed Eutropios closed 1 year ago
That's where w64devkit.ini is already located. Perhaps you accidentally moved it before running the build command? I'd suspect you ran the build under src/ but then it wouldn't have found Dockerfile.
I had the same issue. I downloaded https://github.com/skeeto/w64devkit/releases/download/v1.20.0/w64devkit-1.20.0.zip, extracted the zip archive, entered the extracted archive and tried to run "sudo docker build -t w64devkit ."
When I open the ZIP archive you see, that w64devkit.ini is not in the right place.
Thanks, that clears things up: You're running Docker for no reason. That's just a temporary, disposable build environment, but you've downloaded a completed build. Just use it. No Docker necessary. If you want to build from source, use the repository. I include all the necessary pieces to rebuild from an existing build, mainly as a kind of documentation, but that's not the intended use.
Thanks for the info.
(I thought with your project I can compile mingw for Linux [because I want to cross-compile Qt on a Linux machine to Windows]. That's why I ignored that the ZIP archive already contained a lot of exe files)
When running
docker build -t w64devkit .
, the following error shows up:Solution to fix: Move the
w64devkit.ini
file from the top-most directory into./src
.