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Nicolas Williams c2fafff992 WIN32 thread primitives must return int
Also, zero return means "success", non-zero means "failure" and the
non-zero value is a system error.  That's how it is for the other
platforms' thread primitives.

(The no-threads defaults are still wrong though, as then are macros that
expand into do..while, which can't be used as expressions and don't
"return" values.)
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