building liblfds
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Windows (user-mode)
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1. Use Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 or Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition
   to load "liblfds.sln".

2. Use Microsoft Windows SDK and GNUmake to run makefile.windows (obviously
   you'll need to have run the appropriate vcvars*.bat first; you can build
   for both IA64, 64-bit and 32-bit - just run the correct vcvars batch file).

   Targets are "librel", "libdbg", "dllrel", "dlldbg" and "clean".  You need
   to clean between switching targets.

Windows (kernel)
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Use the Windows Driver Kit "build" command.  Prior to running "build",
if you wish to build a static library, run the batch file
"runme_before_win_kernel_static_lib_build.bat"; if you wish to
build a dynamic library, instead run "runme_before_win_kernel_dynamic_lib_build.bat".

The Windows kernel build system is rather limited and rather than
really rather messing up the directory/file structure just for the
Windows kernel platform, I've instead arranged it that these batch
files do the necessary work so that "build" will work.

The batch files are idempotent; you can run them as often as you
like, in any order, at any time (before or after builds), and they'll
do the right thing.

Linux
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Use GNUmake to run "makefile.linux".  Targets are "arrel", "ardbg",
"sorel", "sodbg" and "clean".  You need to clean between switching
targets.