Remove AT&T UWIN support

UWIN is a UNIX compatibility layer for Windows.  It was last released
in 2012 and has been superseded by Cygwin these days.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 134 deletions

diff --git a/hints/uwin.sh b/hints/uwin.sh
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-#
-# The lines starting with #b that follow are the uwin.sh
-# file from Joe Buehler.  Some lines are, themselves,
-# commented out.  If an uncommented line disappears
-# altogether, it means it didn't seem to be needed any more,
-# to get a proper build on the following machine.
-#    UWIN-NT korn-7200 3.19-5.0 2195 i686
-# But maybe they'll be useful to others on different machines.
-
-#b # hint file for U/WIN (UNIX for Windows 95/NT)
-#b #
-#b # created for U/WIN version 1.55
-#b # running under Windows NT 4.0 SP 3
-#b # using MSVC++ 5.0 for the compiler
-#b #
-#b # created by Joe Buehler (jbuehler@hekimian.com)
-#b #
-#b # for information about U/WIN see www.gtlinc.com
-#b #
-#b 
-#b #ccflags=-D_BSDCOMPAT
-#b # confusion in Configure over preprocessor
-#b cppstdin=`pwd`/cppstdin
-#b cpprun=`pwd`/cppstdin
-#b # pwd.h confuses Configure
-#b d_pwcomment=undef
-#b d_pwgecos=define
-#b # work around case-insensitive file names
-#b firstmakefile=GNUmakefile
-#b # avoid compilation error
-#b i_utime=undef
-#b # compile/link flags
-#b ldflags=-g
-#b optimize=-g
-#b static_ext="B Data/Dumper Digest/MD5 Errno Fcntl Filter::Util::Call IO IPC/SysV MIME::Base64 Opcode PerlIO::scalar POSIX SDBM_File Socket Storable Unicode::Collate Unicode::Normalize attributes re"
-#b #static_ext=none
-#b # dynamic loading needs work
-#b usedl=undef
-#b # perl malloc will not work
-#b usemymalloc=n
-#b # cannot use nm
-#b usenm=undef
-#b # vfork() is buggy (as of 1.55 anyway)
-#b usevfork=false
-
-# __UWIN__ added so it could be used in ext/POSIX/POSIX.xs
-# to protect against either tzname definition.  According to Dave Korn
-
-#dgk gcc on uwin also predefined _UWIN as does the digital mars compiler.
-#dgk 
-#dgk Only ncc does not define _UWIN and this is intentional.  ncc is used
-#dgk to build binaries that do not require the uwin runtime.
-#dgk This could be used for building a native win32 perl using unix
-#dgk makefiles.  However, in this case you don't wan't _UWIN defined.
-#dgk 
-#dgk I have used _UWIN everywhere else in any uwin specific changes.
-#dgk and _WIN32 on windows specific changes, and _MSVC on any compiler
-#dgk Visual C specific changes.  We also define _WINIX for any unix
-#dgk on windows implementation so that _UWIN or __cygwin__ imply _WINIX.
-
-# I left __UWIN__ as is, since I had already filed a patch,
-# and it might be useful to distinguish perl-specific tweaks
-# from generic uwin ones.
-
-ccflags="$ccflags -D__UWIN__"
-
-# This from Dave Korn
-#dgk Windows splits shared libraries into two parts; the part used
-#dgk for linking and the part that is used for running.
-#dgk Given a library foo, then the part you link with is named
-#dgk	foo.lib
-#dgk and is in the lib directory.  The part that you run with
-#dgk is named
-#dgk	foo.dll or foo#.dll
-#dgk and is in the bin directory.  This way when you set you PATH
-#dgk variable, it automatically does the library search.
-#dgk
-#dgk Static libraries use libfoo.a.
-#dgk By the way if you specify -lfoo, then it will first look for foo.lib
-#dgk and then libfoo.a.  If you specify +lfoo, it will only look for
-#dgk static versions of the library.
-
-# So we use .lib as the extension, and put -lm in, because it is a .a
-# This probably accounts for the comment about dynamic libraries
-# needing work, and indeed, the build failed if I didn't undef it.
-
-lib_ext=".lib"
-libs="-lm"
-so=dll
-# dynamic loading still needs work
-usedl=undef
-
-# confusion in Configure over preprocessor
-cppstdin=`pwd`/cppstdin
-cpprun=`pwd`/cppstdin
-
-# lest it default to .exe, and then there's no perl in the test directory,
-# t, just a perl.exe, and make test promptly dies.  _exe gets set to .exe
-# by Configure (on 5/23/2003) if exe_ext is merely null, so clean it out, too.
-exe_ext=''
-_exe=''
-
-# work around case-insensitive file names
-firstmakefile=GNUmakefile
-# compile/link flags
-ldflags=-g
-optimize=-g
-
-# Original, with :: separators, cause make to choke.
-# No longer seems to be necessary at all.
-# static_ext="B Data/Dumper Digest/MD5 Errno Fcntl Filter/Util/Call IO IPC/SysV MIME/Base64 Opcode PerlIO/scalar POSIX SDBM_File Socket Storable Unicode/Collate Unicode/Normalize attributes re"
-
-# perl malloc will not work
-usemymalloc=n
-# cannot use nm
-usenm=undef
-# vfork() is buggy (as of 1.55 anyway)
-usevfork=false
-
-# Some other comments:
-# If you see something like
-
-#          got: '/E/users/jpl/src/cmd/perl/t'
-#     expected: '/e/users/jpl/src/cmd/perl/t'
-#     Failed test (../dist/Cwd/t/cwd.t at line 88)
-
-# when running tests under harness, try the simple expedient of
-# changing to directory
-#     /E/users/jpl/src/cmd/perl/t   # note the leading capital /E
-# before running the tests.  UWIN is a bit schizophrenic about case.
-# It likes to return an uppercase "disk" letter for the leading directory,
-# but your home directory may well have that in lower case.
-# In most cases, they are entirely interchangeable, but the perl tests
-# don't ignore case.  If they fail, change to the directory they expect.