Fix compilation with mingw and use that to generate windows binaries #23
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Boost filesystem was removed in favor of std's because it still lacks support for wchar with mingw boostorg/filesystem#181 |
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Fixes compilation using mingw by removing the dependency on boost::filesystem and using std's one directly (boost's implementation is stil somewhat bugged under windows).
The ci build for windows will now use mingw instead of relying on visual studio/vcpkg