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Fix MinGW build - #3113
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Classic MinGW has neither InitializeCriticalSectionEx nor GetTickCount64, independent of the target Windows version. Closes
This avoids an ERROR macro clash between <wingdi.h> and <arpa/tftp.h> on MinGW. Closes
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This avoids an ERROR macro clash between <wingdi.h> and <arpa/tftp.h> on MinGW. Closes curl#3113
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NOGDIin addition toWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEANon WindowsGetTickCount64andInitializeCriticalSectionExon classic MinGWThis fixes 1) the MinGW CMake build and 2) MinGW targeting Windows Vista or later.