It appears there are quite a few problems with the latest head resulting in a broken build when compiling under windows. Here are the issues I've encountered so far in no particular order:

• THThread.c uses USE_WIN32_THREADS but the CMake file actually defines USE_WIN_THREADS=1 causing incorrect preprocessing. This is easily fixed by changing one of them to match.
• The restrict keyword is a c99 feature but THThread.c is being compiled without using -std=c99 resulting in errors.
• In THThread.c, THREAD_FUNCTION isn't defined anywhere but pthread_create attempts to cast into it nonetheless resulting in compile errors. According to MSDN _beginthreadex needs unsigned ( __stdcall *start_address )( void * ) for the 3rd argument. Perhaps THREAD_FUNCTION should be defined to that?
• threads.c #include <dlfcn.h> but that header doesn't exist under windows. Not sure what the fix should be here.

Please advise on how best to address the above issues.

Thanks