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-                                  INTRODUCTION
-
-wimlib 1.3.0 has added experimental support for Windows builds.  The Windows
-build consists of both the "wimlib" library (which can be built as a DLL) and
-the "imagex" executable.
-
-The Windows build of wimlib uses native Win32 calls when appropriate to handle
-alternate data streams, security descriptors, and reparse points.
-
-Mounting WIM files is not supported on Windows.  Also please note that wimlib's
-"imagex" is NOT intended to be command-line compatible with Microsoft's
-"imagex", and wimlib is NOT intended to be API compatible with Microsoft's
-WIMGAPI.  They are similar, though.
-
-                                NOTES ABOUT IMAGEX
-
-"imagex capture", "imagex append", and "imagex apply" will work on Windows and
-have the added advantage of saving and restoring alternate data streams,
-security descriptors, and reparse points.
-
-"imagex delete", "imagex dir", "imagex export", "imagex info", "imagex join",
-"imagex optimize", and "imagex split" are all portable and should work the same
-way on Windows as on UNIX.
-
-"imagex mount", "imagex mountrw", and "imagex unmount" will NOT work on Windows.
-
-
-So on Windows, why would you want to use wimlib's ImageX instead of Microsoft's?
-Well, here are a few reasons:
-
-- wimlib offers fast multithreaded compression, so making WIM images can be much
-  faster.
-
-- wimlib can correctly save and restore alternate data streams, which
-  Microsoft's ImageX sometimes captures incorrectly due to a bug.
-
-- wimlib is free software, so you can modify and/or audit the source code.
-
-See the man page for 'imagex' for more information.
-
-                                BUILDING ON WINDOWS
-
-Actually doing the Windows build is a bit tricky, and I'd recommend you download
-precompiled binaries from http://sourceforge.net/projects/wimlib/files/ instead.
-I did it using MinGW-w64 on a Linux host, with the following configuration
-command:
-
-$ ./configure --host=i686-w64-mingw32 \
-              CPPFLAGS=-I/opt/libxml2-min/i686-w64-mingw32/include/libxml2 \
-              LDFLAGS=-L/opt/libxml2-min/i686-w64-mingw32/lib
-
-Building wimlib using Cygwin is not supported.  I was trying this for a while,
-but I ran into some issues with mixing native Win32 functions and
-Cygwin-provided functions, so I just made it possible to do a native Win32 build
-instead.