Removing multiprocess examples from Windows build and simplifying windows build instructions to reflect latest Eigen version#134
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…s, removing them from install help.
# Conflicts: # examples/CMakeLists.txt
…be compiled in Windows.
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I think it's more convenient to have xor-mp and rnnlm-mp removed from the Windows build altogether, so after running cmake the user just builds the entire solution. Updated cmake file to do this, and updated instructions to clarify.
Also, some of the windows-specific Eigen code changes are no longer needed, they were fixed in the latest version of Eigen, so I removed these from the windows section of the install. There is now just one line they have to change in Eigen, and hopefully eventually we can remove that too.