Building the C API for Windows

[chriswolfram]

Hi,

Is there a way to build the C API on Windows? On Linux and macOS, the makefiles seem to work, but on Windows the build.c file contains:

if (!strcmp(argv[1], "capi")) {
    printf("capi target does nothing yet\n");
}

Does this mean the C API build system doesn't exist yet on Windows, or is there another way it is supposed to be done?

Context in case there is a wider workaround:
I'm trying to connect uWebSockets to the FFI of another language. This FFI system only supports C-API compatible dynamic libraries. On Linux and macOS, I am first running make in the capi directory to build the .o files, and then running something like

gcc -O3 -flto *.o -lz -luv -lssl -lcrypto -lstdc++ ../uSockets/uSockets.a --shared -o libuwebsockets.so

to build a dynamic library. However, I haven't been able to get the .o files on Windows because make isn't working in the capi directory.

Thank you