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Build: fix MinGW-w64 build. Closes #36 #435

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Based off #431 (of which will be merged once armv8 box is back online).

References #36 and cpp-netlib/cpp-netlib#705

…ect#285

- Fixes CMake for ARM, add compile-time patches for run-time AES-NI
- Preprocessor: also added MSVS macro for future MSVS testing
- Cleaned-up CMake / shared hardening flags with Clang
- Completely replaces our current (dismal) recipe
- Courtesy of Mark Vejvoda (2011) and monero-project/monero
There have been repeated needs to build against the patches that I send
upstream. As is common practice, by pointing our submodules to my forks,
we can base against fixes without having to wait for upstream to merge
pulls.

This most recently applies to cpp-netlib/cpp-netlib#705 (thus why this
commit is in this branch)

References monero-project#36
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anonimal commented Nov 7, 2016

pigeons | anonimal: to trigger the #435 build again for the platforms (windows) that weren't configured to report to github at the time the PR was made, would you close the PR and re-open it?
&anonimal | Sure, just a moment.

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