Isolate the Win32 platform runtime's entry point#452
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It's ugly but since CLI args aren't relevant, this will do.
There's some overlap here because clang may define the GNU and MSVC ones. Once it's clear which toolchain features are actually required, replace with a more specific (and hopefully robust) approach to builtin/feature detection?
It does not figure out what a size_t is without specific headers, but it did know you're supposed to include cstddef (which I'd rather avoid).
Skipping the CPU ID utility for now as the requirements may change.
Throwaway code that can be replaced with an intrinsic utility later.
Not at all comprehensive, no CI testing either. Will be replaced with something else.
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This doesn't accomplish much on its own, but it sets up the code for porting to other platforms.
Minimal stubs for OSX/Linux are included. No CI/testing since there really isn't much value in it for them.