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Just updated from Design Studio 3.6.1 to 3.6.3 (fresh installation), on windows. Now my build system cannot find mingw gcc anymore:
S32DS.3.6.3/S32DS/build_tools/msys32/mingw32/bin/i686-w64-mingw32-gcc.exe
It is indeed not there.
The release notes of DS 3.6.1 and DS 3.6.3 both claim that the Design Studio includes "MSYS2 2022.06-1.", so same version and I'd expect no change in DS 3.6.3, yet a comparison of the msys32 folders of both DS versions reveals many differences, not just a missing gcc.
Is this intentional?
Will there be a DS 3.6.4 that "repairs" this?
Can I just copy the msys32 folder from my DS3.6.1 installation to my DS3.6.3 installation as a workaround?
Hi,
sorry for delay. In S32DS v3.6.3 and latter full MSYS2 has been removed - only necessary parts remains for build tools. If you need full msys2 - you can install it by yourself.