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The Microsoft compiler that is provided with the express edition of Visual C++ 2013 can build either native 32-bit or 64-bit PE files, or .NET assemblies.
Of course, you could disable the compiler and add a custom build event which runs a shell script and invokes Cygwin. If you are using Visual Studio (not Express), it is possible to use the Visual Studio SDK to
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