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How about replacing unlink() calls in main() with remove() from <stdio.h> and getting rid of <unistd.h> completely?
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* configure.ac:
* Makefile.am:
* win32/*:
- Support building libdatrie as a DLL with Visual Studio.
building trietool.exe and the tests are also supported.
Add detection logic for ARM64 builds, since we can support Windows 10+ on ARM64 with the appropriate Compiler/Linker flags.
Make sure that things are set apart from the 2019 builds.
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Hi,
This adds NMake build files to enable libdatrie to be buildable with Visual Studio 2008 and later in both 32-bit and 64-bit (x86-64) flavours,
Please note that one of the test programs is updated slightly not to include unistd.h on Windows. All the rest of the existing code are left untouched.
With blessings, thank you!