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Perl on Windows can do a lot (Score:1)
So far I've done anything on Windows: XML conversion, translation data analysis, RSS feed construction, FTP checking, smallish web applications, etc.
Recently though I've started working on a bigger project, which is an OpenGL application that visualizes the internal 3d data of a text-mode game. Aside from OpenGL it uses parts from all over the Windows API, as it grabs the internal data from the RAM while the game process is running. URL for it is http://dwarvis.googlecode.com/ [googlecode.com]
The only thing i am REALLY missing is a solid line-profiler, as any current profilers are either subroutine-based (which is useless as big parts of Dwarvis run in Coroutine loops), get confused by my use of Perl threads or by the Coro pseudo threads.
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Have you tried SmallProf [cpan.org]?
It's line based and worked on Windows last time I tried it (years ago).
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NYTProf added Win32 support just this month.