Remove Pharoisms to make code more portable and running on Smalltalk/X * Use ANSI `(Character codePoint: 13)` (`10`) instead of `Character cr` (`lf`), This is more portable and does not depend on dialects interpretation of `#cr` - Smalltalk/X convert it according to platform line end convention (UNIX/Windows/Mac) * Do not assume exact value of a printstring in tests, i.e., instead of `msg includesSubstring: '$a' code `msg includesSubstring: $a printString. This way, the test is independent on the printString value, which may differ among dialects. Q: Is printString value of String and/or Character defined in ANSI? * In assestions, instead of `#equals:` use plain old `#=`, which is more portable. * Removed Character>>- used to create range parser. Use portable `(Interval from: $a to: $z) asParser` instead of just `$a - $z`. Do not use ($a to: $z) asParser as in Pharo, Character>>to: does not create an Interval but an Array (sigh).

@REM -------
@REM make using mingw gnu compiler
@REM type mingwmake, and wait...
@REM do not edit - automatically generated from ProjectDefinition
@REM -------
@SET DEFINES=
@REM Kludge got Mercurial, cannot be implemented in Borland make
@FOR /F "tokens=*" %%i in ('hg root') do SET HGROOT=%%i
@IF "%HGROOT%" NEQ "" SET DEFINES=%DEFINES% "-DHGROOT=%HGROOT%"

@pushd ..\..\rules
@call find_mingw.bat
@popd
make.exe -N -f bc.mak %DEFINES% %USEMINGW_ARG% %*

@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/analyzer
@echo "***********************************"
@cd analyzer
@call mingwmake %1 %2
@cd ..

@echo "***********************************"
@echo "Buildung stx/goodies/petitparser/tests
@echo "***********************************"
@cd tests
@call mingwmake %1 %2
@cd ..