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→Step 1: Prepare mxe-octave
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./configure <options you want> | ./configure <options you want> | ||
make nsis-installer JOBS=<some number> | make nsis-installer JOBS=<some number> | ||
Your author usually has "--enable-devel-tools | Your author usually has "--enable-devel-tools --enable-octave=default --enable-binary-packages" as configure options and use JOBS=7 on my core i5 system. | ||
For stable branch it is "--enable-devel-tools --enable-octave=stable --enable-binary-packages --enable-64 --enable-fortran-int64" or "--enable-devel-tools --enable-octave=stable --enable-binary-packages --enable-windows64" | |||
* the first configure option also includes gdb and an MSYS shell in the binary | * the first configure option also includes gdb and an MSYS shell in the binary | ||
* the second avoids the ~700 MB max. array size limit for 32-bit executables but Octave will only run on 64-bit Windows (most Windows systems are 64 bit anyway these days). Note: this option does NOT imply 64-bit indexing | * the second avoids the ~700 MB max. array size limit for 32-bit executables but Octave will only run on 64-bit Windows (most Windows systems are 64 bit anyway these days). Note: this option does NOT imply 64-bit indexing | ||