I downloaded gnu-tools-for-stm32 repo to a Windows 10 machine. I have mingw64 installed.
I want to study arm-none-eabi-objcopy with a view to extracting bin files for internal and external flash from an elf in a self-contained utility.
When I navigated to my checked out repo and ran build-prequisites.sh from a mingw64 shell it failed with the below
+++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:316): host_arch=x86_64 +++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:317): '[' xMinGw64_nT-10.0-18363 == xlinux ']'
+++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:326): '[' xMinGw64_nT-10.0-18363 == xdarwin ']' +++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:340): error 'Unsupported build system : MinGw64_nT-10.0-18363' +++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:29): error(): set +u
+++2024-01-05:11:53:13 (/e/Various_Backups/gcc-arm-src/gnu-tools-for-stm32/build-common.sh:30): error(): echo 'bash: error: Unsupported build system : MinGw64_nT-10.0-18363' bash: error: Unsupported build system : MinGw64_nT-10.0-18363 +
It seems to indicate that it is unhappy with mingw64.
Does anybody know how this can be built on a Windows machine? Do I have to open some kind of Linux shell (never done that so instructions would be appreciated)
