Vim for liberated WinRT

(Disclaimer: noob.) As with previous poster, I can't post attachments in the right place, so apologies to people who don't want to read about WinRT ports.

This is vim 7.3. I included in the zip a diff against the 7.3 source tree for anyone wanting to build themselves. These binaries were built with "OPTIMIZE=SPACE" and the patch uses a CRT DLL so the binaries are much smaller than the x86 versions.

For those wishing to run the binary:
1. unzip somewhere
2. unzip /pub/vim/pc/vim73rt.zip from ftp.vim.org into the same location (couldn't include these due to attachment size limits, and can't link due to being a noob)
3. [UPDATED] Remove vim\vim73\libintl.dll. This is included in the vim73rt.zip file, is not compiled for ARM, and is not part of the vim source distribution.
4. run vim\vim73\install.exe. This is a console app that will allow you to configure install locations and settings.

No known bugs, but no extensive testing either Credit to all vim authors, bugs are my fault.

GoodDayToDie said:

UPDATE: Runs well, except every time it tries to start, it complains (multiple times) about vim\vim73\libintl.dll being "not designed to run on Windows or it contains an error."

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Yes, when I prepared the full .zip I deleted this, forgot to include that in the instructions. It's an x86 DLL included in the vim73rt.zip that doesn't seem essential. The applications don't link to it explicitly.