(WIP) Update COMPILE_GUIDE regarding Cygwin / Windows stuff#1443
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The update is awesome, but there are a lot of specifics that might be too detailed to go in here. I also think including pre-compile stuff in here goes a little beyond the intent of this particular document. Maybe we could move some of this to the wiki? |
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This PR is obsolete due to #1664 |
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Found by: michaelortmann
Patch by: michaelortmann
Fixes: #346
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Update COMPILE_GUIDE regarding Cygwin / Windows stuff
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