ARROW-1003: [C++] Check flag _WIN32 instead of __WIN32 #669
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__WIN32 is not standard for all windows compilers.
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@bgosztonyi can you open a JIRA and add it to the PR title? Thanks! |
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+1. I will merge when the build runs -- if you activate Appveyor on your fork, you can get more timely builds
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__WIN32 is not standard for all windows compilers. Author: bgosztonyi <b.alazsgosztonyi@gmail.com> Closes apache#669 from bgosztonyi/patch-1 and squashes the following commits: 618ab3e [bgosztonyi] _WIN32 instead of __WIN32
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__WIN32 is not standard for all windows compilers.