Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/10/22/08:02:08
Alexei Karpov wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use full file's name but in my GNUmakefile I
> use var. which contains full path to dir containing
> source file. When I use dos-natation ( f.e. Y:\aaa )
> cd command has worked but line contains $(var. )
> has not passed. When I use //Y/aaa line contains $(var. )
> has passed but cd command has not worked properly.
> What's happend I do not know ? I am making an attempt
> to clear it.
>
> Regards,
Alexei --
I am using a DOS-like notation, but with forward slashes. For
example, if the view in on drive X:,
Environment
----------
export DNB_ROOT=X:/dnb
Makefile
-------
MAKEINC=$(DNB_ROOT)/make
include $(MAKEINC)/default.mk
=========================================
I suspect the backslash in the dos-style setting is messing you up. We
use the dos-style specification because we use MSVC to compile, given
the commercial redistribution restrictions from the GPL. We just use
Cygwin as an environment.
--
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