[CF-Devel] Patch: Windows compilation

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Hi.

Having tried to compile CF server under Win32 (MSCV), I had to change 
some things...
So here are some patches enabling successful compilation.

The first, global.patch, fixes bad u/sint46 for Win32 in include/global.h
There was no SIZEOF_LONG defined, so it would error...
Also, the Python includes define SIZEOF_LONG_LONG as 8, so it's better 
to have some coherence somewhere :-)

The second is for common/map.c
It fixes broken check_path which would simply ignore the prepend_dir 
argument, resulting in broken map links in big maps... (would try to 
find map in world/world_xxx_xxx instead of share/maps/world/world_xxx_xxx).

I think they don't change anything for other platforms.

I successfully compiled & ran the server under Win32. I may be missing 
some changes, I'll check that tonight. Also Python things seem to be 
slightly broken right now, I'll try to fix & submit patches as required.

And please, if I shouldn't submit patches directly to the list, or if 
the format is wrong, just tell me so i fix that too :-)

Nicolas 'Ryo'
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