C header files--Urgent

Hi All,

I am very new to C language and I got really big assignment in my
work.I am wondering if anyone can help me.........I need to port
compiler from unix to windows and compiler is written partially in c
and partially in fortran. I guess i need to change host specific files
to make it working. I wonder if standard header files are going to
change in this case.my current windows compiler doesn't have
sys/resource.h but unix compiler does. shud i create one or talk to my
vendor about missing header file or i need to do some work around for
that part.

Also plz explain concept of header files in little details..........


Thanks!

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