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This may or may not be helpful for your situation, but if you can get (or write) python bindings for the APIs you need, rospy runs pretty well on Windows, and that's enough to talk to a ROS graph running somewhere else. So you could run roscore on another machine or even on a VM on the Windows machine. That's the sort of thing I've done in the past when dealing with Windows-only API's.