win32/cygwin/gcc users-

Now that cygwin no-longer support the -mno-cygwin
option for gcc and one must use a mingw-gcc in a
cross-compiler mode, I've been meaning to update
my notes for how to build a non-cygwin dependent
binary from cygwin again.

It just occurred to me that the same thing might
make it possible to build a win32 PDL (32bit- and
64bit-).  If that were the case, it might simplify
collecting the external dependencies and building
them.  We could use the cygwin (unix/linix like)
tool chain to get the needed sources or binaries
with the result being a stand-alone PDL for windows.

Thoughts?

--Chris

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