Makefile: Windows compatibility #14
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I've made updates to the Makefile to enable compatibility with Windows environments. Now, the build process should work on Windows. This should fix issue #11.
Note my suggestions from pull request #9 and #10. If all are accepted there will be conflicts with the Makefile as they have been changed differently. In the new Makefile version only
bibtexhas to be replaced bybiber, to merge #10. Regarding #9, I have already added the--shell-escapeparameter topdflatexas it does not break anything.