#mingw64

[tariqk]

me: okay, before I try to run the docker command, let's see if I can find the device folder

me: ls /dev/bus/usb

mingw64 bash: not found

me: okay, what's happening here.

me: Ok Google, help!

Google: idk man

Google: there doesn't seem to be anything

me: (sighs)

me: okay, I suppose it's worth a try

me: StackOverFlow, how do I solve this problem?

StackOverFlow: everyone's asleep, you know

me: DAMN IT!

StackOverFlow: I'll let you know when someone answers you

me: ok, ok

me: ...maybe let's try it and see what happens

me: Docker, make me a container, forwarding USB, and a shared folder, using latest debian.

Docker: okay!

Docker: (does it without a hitch)

me: surely not

Docker: done!

me:

me: lsusb

bash/Docker: you don't have lsusb installed

me: oh. um, apt-get install usbutils

bash/Docker: done!

me: lsusb

new Nexus 5: here I am! I've been here all this while!

me:

me:

me: oh

me: StackOverFlow, about that problem...

[loxhi-blog]

install mingw64 on win8.1

 1. Download mingw-w64 and msys2

2. Install mingw-w64,exe, here I select x86_64 for Architecture with Win8.1

3. Press “window icon + x“ to click the windows Control Panel    →All Control Panel Items    →System→Advanced System Settings ．[Advanced] Enviornment Variables                     →System variables                     →[Path] inputs “;C:\(or D:\)MinGW\mingw64\bin;“

4. Verify the GCC with commands (See the version means install success.)    →gcc -v    →g++ -v    →gdb -v

[rompelstompel777]

Building MongoDB C++ driver with Mingw64

Building MongoDB C++ driver with Mingw64

Building MongoDB C++ driver with Mingw64

This post is a summary of the steps needed to build the MongoDB C++ driver with Mingw64.

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