There has been a lot (possibly too much) back and forth regarding support
for development on native Microsoft C compilers.  In the past, there has
been interest in supporting development on Sun's native C compiler.

I realize the crowd here isn't likely to be avid Microsoft C developers,
but if you could put aside individual biases in the following broader
question I would appreciate it.

To what extent should libcdio try to support non-POSIX systems?

Microsoft Windows is probably the biggest avowedly non-POSIX (or
POSIX-hostile) system. But if you want examples of others: BEOS, Amiga,
VMS, OS/2, Plan9 (which is probably pretty POSIX).

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