Hi, I just wanted to introduce myself. I am a Common Lisp developer and maintain an implementation called ECL (http://ecls.sf.net) that is based on C. This implementation used GMP for the bignums and rationals, with great success in terms of performance. However, in the recent past ECL has been used in a project called Sage, which introduced me to MPIR. In terms of license and support for Windows this fork of the library seems much stronger. I have also noticed that it also supports cygwin64 and other variants which I need. This is leading me to consider a switch, distributing a trimmed down versión of MPIR (no tests, probably no docs) replacing the copy of GMP. However, while building MPIR with my copy of Visual Studio Express 2012 I noticed that it would not work because it does not support it yet and because MPIR assumes yasm is present. Since ECL tries to build out-of-the-box with just a minimal set of tools, I have made a github fork that changes configure.bat and make.bat to allow building in just C format. This is sub-optimal, but users should be able to build better copies of MPIR if they wish. The appropriate request for consideration of this patch has also been sent to your github account. Best Juanjo
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