Can't compile node.js driver Couchnode on Windows

Hi there,
I’ve run into the same problems when trying to install Couchnode. It seems to be an issue with the Couchbase Client C Library. I’ve tried building it myself, and when I do so, I get the above errors that are mentioned above. I’ve also followed the instructions here: https://github.com/AdamLiechty/couchnode/blob/6cda2c0222921db1b5a0c02f6e
However, both the readme and your blog post (Tug) reference library distributions that aren’t actually on the Couchbase site. Basically, if I got to http://www.couchbase.com/communities/c/getting-started and try to download the Windows libraries, I get a server error saying that they don’t exist.
Does anybody know where I can get 64-bit compatible versions of the Client C Library for Windows? Without that, it seems I can’t install Couchnode on my local box. I can always use a server, but I’d much rather prefer to do local development for a variety of reasons.
Thanks!
-Sam