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Added VS2013 and VS2015 project files. #182

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@AraHaan AraHaan commented Dec 31, 2016

On top of the Project Files, I fixed the issue with compile on the
Definition files, and the resource files on generating wrong version
information.

Originally from #167 but since that Pull request cant be updated due to it was deleted by a friend from back when it was in their org I had to make a new Pull request for my changes today.

This also changes some Uncompress words in the readme text file for the visual studio projects to Decompress as it fits more.

On top of the Project Files fixed the issue with compile on the
Definition files, and the resource files on generating wrong version
information.
Changed the folder that says where the projects are at.
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madler commented Dec 31, 2016

Thank you for your work on this!

There are new functions for 1.2.9 that could be added to the .def file. I don't fully understand why the functions need to be numbered, but if they do, then here are the new functions:

inflateCodesUsed()
inflateValidate()
uncompress2()
gzfread()
gzfwrite()
deflateGetDictionary()
adler32_z()
crc32_z()

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AraHaan commented Dec 31, 2016

hmm, maybe the compiler likes ordinals on them to know the order of implementation or maybe it markes the actual order to be exported. Other than that idk myself.

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madler commented Jan 1, 2017

Incorporated. Thanks!

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AraHaan commented Jan 1, 2017

yw, also you mind letting the PSF(Python Software Foundation) know of the new release of zlib so it gets included in Python 3.5.3, 3.6.1, and Python 3.7.0?

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