Microsoft Visual Studio, either 2019 or later:.
However, you can recompile MinGW-w64 so that it supports the -m32 option (for production of 32 bit binaries) or try to find a pre-built (and working!) multilib version to produce 32 bit binaries that are compatible with 64 bit platforms. The produced binary can be used on Windows 7 or later.īy default, will only produce 64 bit binaries, that are incompatible with 32 bit platforms. Will only allow the production of a 32 bit library, which is incompatible with 64 bit Windows platforms. Or you can also use git to retrieve the latest development tree.Ĭompilation of libwdi is supported for the following environments, with the restrictions indicated below: The latest official release of libwdi can be downloaded here.
