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Updated grpcio c extension build for windows to use mingw. #7012

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The default compiler for Python c extensions is VS2008
or VS2010 depending on the Python version. Since c-core
moved onto the c99 standard, these compilers are not
compatible.

The default compiler for Python c extensions is VS2008
or VS2010 depending on the Python version.  Since c-core
moved onto the c99 standard, these compilers are not
compatible.
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Change content looks good but I'd like to learn a lot more from the commit log message. What went wrong since the last release that caused this to need to be revisited as part of this release? What was misunderstood between then and now and in what change?

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(Some of that information is already here as a pull request comment.)

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The pull request comment is straight from the commit message.

The part that might be missing is "What was misunderstood between then and now and in what change", but I can't really point to a single commit because once we started with c99, there were a lot of offending changes.

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I saw that the first time I read the commit message; I don't know why I missed it the second time. My apologies.

Luhguhtum.

@jtattermusch jtattermusch merged commit fc74d51 into grpc:master Jun 23, 2016
kpayson64 added a commit to kpayson64/grpc that referenced this pull request Jun 23, 2016
This is needed for building grpcio with mingw, see
grpc#7012.
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