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I normally use TDM-GCC from an MSYS2 MINGW64 environment to produce release builds of my applications.
I prefer TDM-GCC over the GCC provided by MSYS2 because it produces nice executables that doesn't require additional shared libraries.
What I would like now is to be able to use TDM-GCC from a github workflow. Ideally I would need to install TDM-GCC in a specific path and then proceed to use it by adding its directory to the PATH.
The problem is I know no way to install TDM-GCC from a github action using commands. The only way I know with the setup graphics interface.
Is there a way to run the setup as a command ?
Otherwise any other idea to use TDM-GCC from github actions ?
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I normally use TDM-GCC from an MSYS2 MINGW64 environment to produce release builds of my applications.
I prefer TDM-GCC over the GCC provided by MSYS2 because it produces nice executables that doesn't require additional shared libraries.
What I would like now is to be able to use TDM-GCC from a github workflow. Ideally I would need to install TDM-GCC in a specific path and then proceed to use it by adding its directory to the PATH.
The problem is I know no way to install TDM-GCC from a github action using commands. The only way I know with the setup graphics interface.
Is there a way to run the setup as a command ?
Otherwise any other idea to use TDM-GCC from github actions ?
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