Windows ARM64 support#54
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@JochenKalmbach how does that look? Took a few attempts but I got VS 2022 building it for ARM64 on appveyor. |
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Merge pull request JochenKalmbach#54 from ZacWalk/master
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This PR adds Windows on ARM64 support.
The code changes are based on the approach Chromium took. I have run tests on my Surface ProX (ARM64 machine) and everything looked good. I also created VS2022 project files for testing.