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It seems necessary to find an alternative long-term solution for building on Windows.
As a temporary work-around, you can manually download and install the compiler by downloading the archived file from your browser, then change repo/win32/compilers/4.07.0+mingw64c.comp as follows:
Thanks for the reminder! After a general package update #543 and switching to the "luv" library #539 it should be possible to (for example) build in a Windows container containing ocaml and opam. Now that the old build tools have gone, we should accelerate this work.
I can't downolad the package from WayBackMachine. The download is always interrupted at around 3 or 6 MB. Any other public location to download the package from?
The current build procedure for Windows uses the discontinued (as of August 2021) opam-repository-mingw.
Further, the mingw64c compiler from that repository is currently unavailable with a 403 (forbidden) error. I'm not sure whether this is due to BinTray rate-limiting or due to the repository being discontinued. Thankfully the WayBackMachine does have a previous copy of the file.
It seems necessary to find an alternative long-term solution for building on Windows.
As a temporary work-around, you can manually download and install the compiler by downloading the archived file from your browser, then change
repo/win32/compilers/4.07.0+mingw64c.comp
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