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Bulding DynCall on Windows
==========================
Build using buildsys/nmake and MS Visual Studio Tools:
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  32-bit:
    vcvarsall.bat x86
    .\configure.bat /target-x86
    nmake /f Nmakefile
  64-bit:
    vcvarsall.bat amd64
    .\configure.bat /target-x64
    nmake /f Nmakefile
  Build/run tests:
    cd test
    nmake /f Nmakefile
     
    NOTE: if you encounter 'python'/'lua' not found messages (which is 
     executed mistakenly for re-generation of test C code)
     timestamps are wrong; workaround: run "svn revert -R ." several times.
Build using buildsys/gmake and MinGW or Cygwin:
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  32-bit:
    .\configure.bat /target-x86 /tool-gcc
    make
  64-bit:
    .\configure.bat /target-x64 /tool-gcc
    make
Build using Makefile.embedded and MinGW or Cygwin:
--------------------------------------------------
    > mingw32-make -f Makefile.embedded
    $ make -f Makefile.embedded CC=gcc
Build using CMake and Nmake:
----------------------------
  Put the appropriate tool-chain in path (32 or 64-bit version of MSVC), then:
   
    cmake -G "NMake Makefiles" %DYNCALL_SOURCE_DIR%
    nmake
Build using CMake and Visual Studio:
------------------------------------
  
  32-bit:
    cmake .
    open DynCall.sln
  BROKEN: SAFE EH.
  BROKEN: Rules to assemble MASM files are still missing.
Build ARM64 using CMake and Visual Studio 2019:
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   vcvarsall.bat amd64_arm64
   mkdir build && cd build
   cmake -G "Visual Studio 16 2019" -A ARM64 ..
   cmake --build . --config Release