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Mention the conclusion after experimenting with alternatives
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/data/build.sh all x86_64-w64-mingw32.static
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Looks like we need a fork of build-win64-mxe because the default build takes TOO
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long for it to be feasible on a GitHub action. Even upstream seems to build
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elsewhere and upload the binaries.
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The slowness primarily comes because the mxe toolchain needs to be built from
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source, including llvm and rust. There used to be mxe packages, and perhaps they
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will again be in the future, but currrently the mxe pkg repo is not maintained
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and doesn't work with build-win64-mxe.
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While in our fork we can't trim of llvm itself, we can trim off a lot of
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dependencies that we don't need for our current purpose.
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## Notes 2
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## Notes 2
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Try using libvips-packaging, see if it builds vips tools binaries too.
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Try using libvips-packaging, see if it builds vips tools binaries too.
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