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I've read this but I believe the setup cannot be used in Windows. Is there anyway I can build UEFI apps in WIndows?

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gnu-efi was created to make it easy to build UEFI applications/drivers from a unix-like operating system.

If you are on Windows, the traditional way would be to use Visual Studio (community edition is fine) and the open source TianoCore EDK2 project. Instructions can be found in the TianoCore wiki.

unixsmurf
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If you want to use GNU-EFI on Windows you can take a look at https://github.com/pbatard/uefi-simple
It is already pre-configured for VisualStudio, you just need to press "Play" (F5).

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