Support Windows 64 bit

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If you are an exclusively Linux user you could still use the MinGW-w64 cross compiler and test running via Wine.

[Downchuck]

You can likely create a very basic application with wasm2c and a cosmopolitan tiny build, but it wouldn't do much.

The resulting binary, as the cosmo code base itself may be useful for developing a win64 target.

• wasm2c
• cosmopolitan

[kalwalt]

Another option: you can start a WSl server on Visual Studio Code, the the resulting binaries will be for the linux OS but at least you can develop Virgil code under Windows.

[yoyocat]

Is there a way to call the Windows APIs? Without it we cannot make a useful Windows application.

[titzer]

Not currentl, no.