Do not use Windows ANSI APIs when targetting WinRT #80
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Do not use Windows ANSI APIs when targetting WinRT
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(This is a similar PR as #16 but with the difference that it doesn't pull in a dependency on Boost.Predef)
When targeting WinRT (phone, store, universal) we do not want to use ANSI versions of Windows APIS as a lot of the old win32 ansi apis are missing, therefore let's skip them altogether.