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-        Free headers and libraries for the Win32 API
-
-        Written by Anders Norlander
-        Send bug reports and questions to anorland@hem2.passagen.se
-        URL: http://www.acc.umu.se/~anorland/gnu-win32/
-
-* License
-
-  You are free to use, modify and copy this package. No restrictions
-  are imposed on programs or object files compiled with this library.
-  
-  You may not restrict the the usage of this library.
-
-  You may distribute this library as part of another package or as a
-  modified package if and only if you do *not* restrict the usage of
-  the portions consisting of this (optionally modified) library.
-
-  If distributed as part of another package, please notify the author
-  of what you are going to do.  If distributed as a modified package,
-  this file *must* be included.
-
-  This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
-  WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
-
-* What is it?
-
-  This is a free set of headers and import libraries for the Win32
-  API.  The library differs from the GNU Windows32 library in that I
-  have tried to use a file structure that mirrors Microsoft's.  I
-  don't like having *all* definitions in one single header as in the
-  GNU Windows32 library, I want a clean separation between different
-  parts of the API.
-
-  Daniel Guerrero Miralles contributed the DirectX 6.1 import
-  libraries and DirectX GUID definitions.
-
-  See the files NOTES and TODO for what needs to be done.
-
-* Size does matter
-
-  Since the WIN32 API is severely bloated (as most MS products seem to
-  be) the headers are designed to be as compact as possible, while
-  still being readable, in order to minimize parsing time.
-
-  The convention is to omit parameter names for function prototypes,
-  no excessive white space. Struct/union members are indented with tab
-  characters to make them readable. Comment only when necessary.
-
-  If you are contributing a patch please follow the above mentioned
-  convention. Make sure your editor does not convert tabs to spaces.
-
-* What do I need to use it?
-
-  The library is intended for use with egcs 1.1 or later but it is
-  possible to use with some other tools as well (although it is not
-  very useful). LCC-Win32, MSVC and Borland C++ 5.01 or higher may
-  work as well. The import libraries are for GNU tools only.
-
-  The library requires egcs 1.1 or later, since the `#pragma pack'
-  feature is used. Mumit Khan provides egcs patches and binaries for
-  win32 at `http://www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/gnu-win32/'.
-
-  If you are going to use C++ COM objects, you will need a version of
-  egcs that recognizes the `comobject' attribute and then define
-  HAVE_COMOBJECT when compiling your program. Antonio Mendes de
-  Oliveira Neto has a prebuilt version at
-  `http://li.facens.br/EGCS-WIN32/english/index.html'. Note that this
-  is very experimental. If you want to use COM objects in C++ but with
-  C interfaces you must define CINTERFACE.
-
-  Objective-C programs cannot use COM functionality because of
-  conflicts between the interface define and the Objective-C
-  @interface directive.  There is also a conflict between the windows
-  Obj-C BOOL types. To avoid this conflict you should use WINBOOL in
-  all places where you would use BOOL in a C/C++ windows program. If
-  you include any windows headers *after* `windows.h' you must use the
-  method outlined below:
-
-  /* non-windows includes */
-  #include <objc/objc.h>
-  ...
-  /* windows specific headers */
-  #include <windows.h>
-  #define BOOL WINBOOL
-  #include <commctrl.h>
-  ...
-  #undef BOOL
-  ...
-  /* include other headers */
-