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Date:	Wed, 6 Sep 2000 15:05:39
Subject:	Mix Path Name Problem
From:	sun409 AT pchome DOT com DOT tw
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Hi,

I notice that cygwin can handle path name correctly. For example,

In a DOS prompt window,

cd \
gcc -g -c C:\cygwin\tmp\main.c
objdump -DxlS main.o

cygwin can find the source in C:\cygwin\tmp\main.c correctly.

Now I have make a cross GNU tool chain including binutils-2.10
and gcc-2.95.2 for MIPS.

In a DOS prompt window,

cd \
C:\tools\mips-elf-gcc -g -c C:\cygwin\tmp\main.c
C:\tools\mips-elf-objdump -DxlS main.o

The mips-elf-objdump trys to find the source in
/cygdrive/c/C:\cygwin\tmp\main.c

I have tried to find the answer in binutils-20000722-1.src.tar.gz
which should be the source cygwin used to build binutils. But
I can't find any clue. Please tell me the magic. Thank you!

Regards,
Tim Ouyang

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