Here's a patch to get the latest CVS sources to get everything to build on my Windows box.
Here's what I did: * Modified Configure.pl, mswin32.pl, and Makefile.in so that the platform specific files in the platforms directory gets copied to the correct directories. The Makefile will re-copy the platform.h and .c files if the original is modified. * #include platform.h in parrot.h instead of time.h. * Removed time.h and time.obj from the Makefile. time.h and time.c aren't being used anymore since that code was moved to linux.c and win32.c. * Renamed the BOOL typedef in parrot.h to BOOLVAL (inspired by INTVAL and FLOATVAL). This was conflicting with the BOOL typedef in windows.h. This required updating several files besides parrot.h. * Added a DEFAULT_OPEN_MODE to linux.h and win32.h and used that instead of the missing identifiers (on Windows) in core.ops in the calls to open. * Added Parrot_sleep and Parrot_setenv to both the linux and win32 platform files and called those from core.ops. The Linux code for these functions came from core.ops so they should hopefully work. After applying these patches, running Configure.pl and then nmake test_prog.exe works without error (but still a bunch of warnings) for me. I tried really hard to make sure that it does the same on Linux as well. I hope you find it useful, Jason.
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