Use appropriate FLAG if it is being compiled in Windows

[studenttwok]

I revisit the issue #144 which I posted few years ago, modify the code (again) to make them work in V2.40010.

Compiled successfully on Windows 10 22H2 (64 bit) using Strawberry Perl v5.32.1 (64 Bit).
Pass all build tests.

[manchicken]

@studenttwok Could you help me get this tested? GitHub Actions supports Windows VMs, would it be possible for you to make a Windows-specific Action? I don't have a Windows machine to test on.

[studenttwok]

@manchicken Not sure if that is what you want. It is not easy to create a Win + Perl +MSBuild environment on GitHub workflow. I tested in my local machine with act and it works(Not sure if it works on GitHub too, however).

A CI file is added to support windows workflow.

The workflow is not perfect and I am not sure I can improve it in the near future.
Please make changes if you find any problem.

[studenttwok]

One more note on my pull request.
For windows user, symlink support should be explicitly enabled before pulling the repo.
This article is a good starting point: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5917249/git-symbolic-links-in-windows/52097145#52097145
In short,
git clone -c core.symlinks=true -b windows_makefile_fix https://github.com/studenttwok/net-amqp-rabbitmq.git
Will be the right command after symlink support is enabled in Windows 10, Besides, administrator privilege is required when creating the symlinks.

[manchicken]

You can use Docker, no?

[studenttwok]

You can use Docker, no?

Do you mean that I should create a docker image that with all the necessary libraries and tools (Perl+vc build tool+win) preinstalled? Then include it in the GitHub workflow. What I should specify in the workflow will be loading the source using checkout and execute the test?

Sorry because I have not much experience in dealing with GitHub workflow, just want to make sure if that is the correct way and normal practice.

[manchicken]

No worries, friend. Take a peek at the GitHub Discussion I just started, where I discuss a number of the challenges facing the library at the moment.