gcc-4.6.0 was released a short time ago and im changing a few things on my google code site to include two new builds that might be of interrest to C::B developers.
as some users probably know TDM has an x86_64 compiler based on gcc-4.5.2 capable of building both 32 and 64 bit executables, but it has a few downfalls like the need to add -m32 etc. to compiler flags.
it does have its merit if cross developing from one architecture to another but can be a bit annoying for the novice user to remember all the different flags needed if developing for a 32 bit architecture.
so im releasing 2 builds of gcc-4.6.0 one for 32 bit only and one for 64 bit, both using the mingw64 api.
the advantage of the above is that you dont need any special flags (you just point C::B to whatever compiler mingw32/mingw64 you want to use) the downside is you now need two compilers if developing for both architectures.
also bear in mind that on win32 only the mingw32 package will work while on win64 both works, so if youre on win32 but want to develop for win64 then use TDM's x86_64 compiler.
the builds include latest gdb and a few tools like ccache icu gettext and iconv (32 and 64 bit builds).
the two compilers will be availiable shortly.
