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Attached was my hack-around "fix" for the problem I had, which might be
the same fundamental problem.

Hmm, I know you say it's just a hack-around, but in general, I am not sure I like the idea of doing 
similar stuff as oowintool does (i.e. read the Registry through its Cygwin /proc/registry 
pathnames) in configure.in. (Yeah, I see that we already do that in one place...)

I wonder if we should just move the oowintool code into configure.in? Sure, oowintool is Perl and 
configure.in is shell, but oowintool isn't that extremely perlish Perl, it would be relatively 
simple to implement its logic in shell code instead.

That would keep all "business logic" related to compiler and SDK selection in one place. If we want 
to get fancy, one could even write a library of Autoconf macros for this;) An Easy Hack?

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