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Use native windows API for loading symbols from dlls instead of libdl. dlsym() inherits underlying Windows restrictions and does not find symbols located in dependencies of the library being explored. This fixes issue matplotlib#5962
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Can't test it myself, but makes sense.
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Use native windows API for loading symbols from dlls instead of libdl. dlsym()
inherits underlying Windows restrictions and does not find symbols located in
dependencies of the library being explored.
This fixes issue #5962