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get_str_ansi decoded strings using utf8 and was blindly used for pure
windows function (LoadLibraryA) and for stdlib functions (printf,
strlen, ...) even if strlen does not use utf8...
New API is:
get_win_str_a/get_win_str_w and set_win_str_a/set_win_str_w for
windows (respectively codepage1252/windows utf16) .Those functions
should only be used in windows strings manipulations, so there are taken
out of the jitter.
get_c_str/set_c_str: as those functions are "classic" in OSes, they are
keeped in the jitter.
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get_str_ansi and get_str_unic now returns both *str* object:
As get_str_unic decodes the string, get_str_ansi should do the same.
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* Get miasm to work on Windows, also add AppVeyor CI
* Fix gcc jitter on Linux
* Make the dse_crackme tests work on Windows
* calling build and then install is less confusing than install twice
* fix os.rename race condition on Windows
* clean it up
* Clean up after the unused cl.exe's artifacts
* Use is_win instead of an additional check
* Fix issue on Windows where 'w' and 'wb' modes are different
* Address review feedback
* setuptools is actually not required, so reverting
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