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 Thanks, Christopher Faylor !

Mingw64 is for compiling x64 Windows applications.
As there no possibilities to run Linux_x86_64 applications under 
Windows, so far as I'll try to compile they for Windows x64 (though it 
should lead to loss in relative productivity approximately on a quarter 
because of worse Windows architecture).

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