Win32 binding replacement

[Kagamin]

Don Wrote:

> If it's true that headers aren't copyrightable, then I don't know why 
> the MingW headers exist. Is that really true?

Headers are copyrightable just as any other work. In fact windows headers contain copyright notice:
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Headers come with PSDK, one should consult its EULA to know what one can do.
I suppose mingw headers exist because either psdk headers have msvc hacks (they do, in fact, have annotations to help msvc compiler check usage correctness) or not standard-compliant or mingw headers have gcc hacks. mingw headers also have simpler structure.