If you have a look at the FAIL report you will see:
cygwin-thread-multi-64int

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which might explain a few things..

Update: if the scalar is 4 bytes long

Also in the FAIL report is: ivsize=8

Update2: I tried to install your module on 64-bit Windows. First it failed because you are using Build, and that failed calling Probe::Perl, which is not in the dependency list. Using cpanp hung, so I tried cpan and install, that failed because Build tried to call 'make', and it should be 'nmake'. So I tried again manually now that Build had been installed. The README file said to type "Build make" but that said "No action 'make' defined". So I tried "Build test" and that failed trying to load bufferoverflowU.lib - which is a well-known issue on Windows. Normally I would edit the Makefile, but Build is not creating one. At that point I gave up.

In reply to Re: CPAN test problem by cdarke
in thread CPAN test problem by cmac

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