This is actually mingw-w64 although the guy calls it "mingw". If you go here and follow the "mingw64-builds" link then here are some more relevant posts: Note that once it is installed you do not need to invoke msys2 to use the compiler, it is possible to just use msys2 for the package manager. - this is the easiest way for installation with ongoing upgradability and support packages. Basic Windows build instructions, using MinGW: Make sure you have mstcpip.Please make sure that you do not overwrite what was in there. Carefully (use the right-arrow or End keys. Under System Variables, scroll down and select Path, then click Edit. Click on 'Advanced System Settings', choose the Advanced tab, then click Environment Variables. To do this: Right-click on Computer in the Start Menu and select Properties. C:msys1.0bin C:mingwbin if you installed MinGW 5 / MSys 1.0.11) to it, and select OK multiple times. Add the C:MinGWbin folder to your Windows Path variable. MinGWmsys1.0bin (or your appropriate paths, e.g. Make a copy of file gcc. Eclipse CDT4 - Unix Makefiles Generates Eclipse CDT 4.0 project files. Install Eclipse with CDT or just add CDT to existing Eclipse installation Go to the folder with installed MinGW (C:MinGWbin). There are a few configurable options when building the source (such as threading backend and exception-handling backend) so you will see some differences amongst these builds. Unfortunately Eclipse only provides the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) but it is missing the actual compiler. sudo apt-get install gcc-mingw-w64 g++-mingw-w64 gfortran-mingw-w64. If you're looking for Windows binaries then you need to download them from a third party who builds the source. Mingw-w64 is an open source project and the developers provide source code only.
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