Netperf4 presently compiles under Windows - that is one can get a
cleanly compiled netperf and netserver binary.  The DLLs are still a
work in progress.  It appears that they load and run, but the results 
obtained seem a little squirrely.

This work is being done in the Windows DDK, specifically version 3790.1830.

There are a number of dependencies that have to be satisfied:

libxml2 development and runtime
  iconv runtime
  zlib  runtime

For those follow the download links from:

http://www.xmlsoft.org/downloads.html

to Igor Zlatkovic's download site at:

http://www.zlatkovic.com/libxml.en.html

Version 2.6.23 of libxml2, 1.9.1 of iconv and 1.2.3 of zlib are
presently presumed to be sufficient.  This may change without warning
as actual tests are run :)

You will also need glib:

glib development and runtime
  gettext runtime

For those follow the download links from:

http://www.gtk.org/download/  to:

http://www.gtk.org/download/

version 2.8.6 of glib and 0.14.5 of gettext are presently presumed to
be sufficient.  This may change without warning as actual tests are
run :)

under src/ in the directory where you place the netperf4 sources,
there will be four (presently) subdirectories:

 NetPerfDir
 NetServerDir
 NetTestBSDDir
 NetSysstatsDir

In each is a "sources" file.  If you have "installed" the dependencies
in peer directories to src and they are the same versions as listed
above, the sources files should be OK as is.  Otherwise, you will need
to edit them to point to all the right places for the dependencies.

In subdirectory each you need to do a:

build /cD

When you have finished that you will also need to make sure that the
Path variable points to all the respective bin directories so the DLLs
can be found.  

For testing, I've been copying the .exe and .dll files created via
build /cD up to src/ in the netperf tree.

It is also necessary to add an apropriate entry in the XML catalog
file. By default, Igor's port assumes the catalog is in etc\catalog
under the directory where the libxml2 runtime bits have been placed.
You will need to create the etc subdir, and then you can mimic the
xmlcatalog commands you see in src/Makefile.am to provide the mapping
from http://www.netperf.org/netperf_docs.dtd to where the DTD actually
resides.  The format for the second half will be something like:

file:///C%3A/netperf4/src/netperf_docs.dtd

which in this case assumes you have the DTD at (in native
Windows-speak):

C:/netperf4/src/netperf_docs.dtd

Yes, that is three slashes ('/') after "file:" which I found a triffle
surprising - I thought it should need only two but I guess I was wrong.