Use _WIN32 instead of WIN32 to check for Windows #128
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MinGW defines both _WIN32 and WIN32 (and may even be the only compiler doing so). Microsoft and Intel compilers only define _WIN32. Use the common one to eliminate the need in defining WIN32 explicitly.
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MinGW defines both _WIN32 and WIN32 (and may even be the only compiler doing so). Microsoft and Intel compilers only define _WIN32. Use the common one to eliminate the need in defining WIN32 explicitly.
Supersedes: #65