pfile_basic runs successfully under NT

[pcburns@zip.com.au]

After making a few more changes I think I have pfile_basic working flawlessly 
under win32.

I modified the way it builds so that there is now one dll, that uses static 
libraries for PenguinSound and PenguinFile. This gets rid of some of the 
annoying warnings about memory not being valid - MSVC thinks that memory 
allocated in another dll, with a separate c run time, is not valid so it 
complains about it.

This left only one warning about memory in URLInfo::ToAbsolute.
A tempory URLInfo called TmpUInfo is created and assigned to CWD if the current 
URLInfo is native. We do some processing to convert the path to absolute
Then if the current URLInfo is *not* native we delete CWD. The comment beside 
it says that we are deleteing the TmpUInfo created above. Are we doing this in 
the wrong spot? Without changing the checking but modifying the behaviour to 
delete TmpUInfo and set CWD to 0 everything seems to run fine - of course we 
probably have a memory leak here.

The checks for _MSC_VER that are used to get around limitations in MSVC 5.0 
should be modified to become "#if _MSC_VER < 1200" as MSVC 6.0 doesnot have the 
same limitations. MSVC 5.0 is represented by 1100 and MSVC 6.0 by 1200.

Peter
Burns

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