Disable HIDPI for Windows GNU #44
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I suppose this is a reasonable solution if that API simply is not available in non-msvc builds.
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Seems like HIDPI breaks builds with GCC installed through mingw and sometimes on WSL too. It's not a great fix but at least this lets us windows-gnu users build the library. Works in a quick test program but I don't even really know what HiDPI is so I have no idea if this is the right fix.
Possibly fixes #42 (and fixes my issue...)