both Makefile and *.mk should be in the same EOL

Build in the following order: testing, win32, amd64, i386, arm64 then win64

set DEBIAN_FRONTEND envvar in aptcache

Retry building so we point out why it failed to compile

Make the buildbot yell at us for warnings

Add support for GCC 13.2

more quiet out the apt-get commands

quiet out the apt-get commands

Let try building on Debian Testing

This reverts commit 5acceaa2.

Let see if we can pass an option for what architecture we are installing for

This reverts commit 4f116673.

Let see, revert OBJCOPY,OBJDUMP and WINDRES statements

We do not need to install GCC for w64-mingw32 jobs

Remove whitespace

Also allow overwrite of OBJCOPY, OBJDUMP and WINDRES

force the Makefile system to use our cross-compile binutil package

Allow Env to overwrite Makefile's default OBJCOPY and OBJDUMP, just like CC

let see if the Makefile system will just read from env

Overwrite OBJCOPY and OBJDUMP settings for Linux targets

Forget to add arm64 arch to the Debian system

Add build for ARM64

Set PKG_CONFIG_PATH for targeted archs

Try to build i686 linux binaries

use gcc-mingw-w64-(i686|x86-64)-win32 package

do not install posix version of mingw-w64

since each build job run in their own docker, only install packages as needed for each job

Name the artifacts by project name,branch, then SHA

fix setting $CC in build-x86_64-linux-gnu job

inline the script to setup ccache should be done in one line?

split build job for each target: x86-64, Win32, Win64

yea the Mingw-w64 is called "x86_64-w64-mingw32", not "x86_64-w64"

build Mingw64 binary

forget about change the Debian mirror

let look inside debian.sources

try to overwrite mirrors file

let see what in the /etc/apt folder