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  * **pthread**: Tbman uses `pthread_mutex_t` (locking) for thread safety in `tbman.c`. If pthread is not available and you can dispense with thread safety, the code `pthread_mutex_...` can be removed without impacting the remaining functionality. A better solution, though, is to replace `pthread_mutex` with a native mutex of your target platform.
  * **Memory Model**: Posix systems usually provide a [flat memory model](#memory_model), which is expected by tbman.
  * **Linux, Android, Darwin (and related OS)**: These should offer sufficient compliance.
- * **Windows**: To build tbman on Windows likely needs some workaround. Here are three different possibilities. Which is suitable depends on your needs:
+ * **Windows**: To build tbman on Windows likely needs a workaround. Here are three possibilities:
  * [Set up a POSIX-environment via cygwin.](https://github.com/johsteffens/beth/wiki/Requirements#how-to-setup-a-posix-environment-for-beth-on-windows)
  * Windows 10: Provides an optional Linux-Subsystem.
  * In `tbman.c`: Replace pthread-locks by native locks; then build without pthread.