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How to use this on Windows #19

@taosean

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@taosean

@Zardinality First I want to thank you for your work. Then I have a question. I want to use deformable convolution and deformable pooling on Windows 10. I saw you using these codes to load a .so file as module.
filename = osp.join(osp.dirname(__file__), 'deform_conv.so')
_deform_conv_module = tf.load_op_library(filename)
deform_conv_op = _deform_conv_module.deform_conv_op
deform_conv_grad_op = _deform_conv_module.deform_conv_backprop_op
I know that the .so file is compiled from C++ or cuda files. But I have no idea how to compile them on Windows so that it could be loaded just as the way it is on Linux.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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