For the sake of things working the same, you can use my mirror, as in this image below, but the choice probably doesn't matter.
Hit "Next" until you get to the part with the mirror selection (this selects what server you wish to download Cygwin packages from). More sophisticated Window Managers and Desktops are available as packages to be installed later. Install Cygwin for your user only, unless you plan on everyone using it. You do it by running the script cygwin.exe found here. Double-click the setup.exe file from where you saved it (likely, Downloads). Download Cygwin from the official website. In this Null Byte, I'm going to show you how to install, and run a demonstration program in Cygwin. You have to compile all of the Linux apps from source, no pre-compiled packages. It is a compatibility-layer (Linux-users, think Wine). Cygwin uses its own DLL (Dynamic Link Library), which acts as a Linux API. 
You can post the issue link here if anybody else wants to follow.So Windows users might be wondering, "How do I use Linux applications on Windows?", whether it be because you don't want to install a Virtual Machine, or simply because you don't know how to use Linux.Ĭygnus Solution has a tool that can remedy this issue, called Cygwin. ability to use a uniquely frozen MSYS2 environment per OCaml switch rather than a system-wide rolling MSYS2 environment) while in the meantime we can try to get you a short-term fix. It may require a couple new features (ex.
GitLab ? Since OCaml is one of three officially supported languages for LLVM, I’d like to get LLVM supported correctly on Windows. So 1) today the OCaml bindings package only supports LLVM 13.0.0 not the LLVM 14 that MSYS2 gives you and 2) the future transition to LLVM 15 would break your LLVM 14 OCaml switch. In contrast, the “llvm” OCaml bindings package requires a single fixed version of LLVM. If you are interested in more complete package with build tools, check my notes on Cygwin or Cmder -or install Windows Subsystem for Linux or WSL2. As mentioned you would get a LLVM 14 today (confer llvm MSYS2 Package Search), but in a few months the upcoming LLVM 15 would be the downloadable version in MSYS2. Nitty-gritty: The biggest problem you will face is that the MSYS2 environment is a rolling distribution … meaning it always tries to stay up-to-date with LLVM. But often C based OCaml packages are tricky on Windows, and in this particular case I know you will have problems. Ok, as Stephen Kitt said there is no ready to use traceroute binaries for Cygwin. WSL is infact a debian based system and CDO can be installed with the underlying package. Yes, you can install Diskuv OCaml which can get you a modern LLVM on Windows. The cygwin binary of CDO can be downloaded here for each new release.
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