Static and shared libraries having the same name prevents build on Windows

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Shared (dynamic) libraries require two files on Windows: a .lib file and a .dll file. (Unless you use a .dll by explicitly calling a Win 32 API function like LoadLibrary in your code.) Static libraries are just .lib files.

srcSAX tries to create shared and static libraries with the same name. This results in one .lib file being created for the static library and another being created for the shared library, both with the same name.

srcML names its static library libsrcml_static, presumably to work around this issue? srcSAX should probably do the same so it can be used on Windows.