On 8/12/19 9:11 AM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> In 2019, is there any reason to just not ship a 32-bit Windows binary? Does anyone
> still use non-64-bit Windows?

The problem isn't with us or with MinGW. There's still plently of third-party,
closed source 32-bit only applications that require a full 32-bit runtime. It will
be a decade or more before we can finally say goodbye to 32-bit.

@Sandro, I have no hard objection to switching to DW2, but I have no objection
either to dropping the 32-bit package. There shouldn't be many users of rust
requiring 32-bit runtimes.