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From: | "Erik Nolte" <enolte AT campuspipeline DOT com> |
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Subject: | Re: Strange cd/CDPATH behavior |
Date: | Tue, 26 Sep 2000 11:40:54 -0600 |
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> > The obvious answer is to stop using DOS style paths with cygwin cd's. > > Unfortunately, what I'm really doing is "cd $SRC_PATH" where SRC_PATH is > > "W:/src". SRC_PATH must be a DOS style path to keep javac and other > > windows-based software happy (they can't grok paths without drive > letters). > > Use cygpath... > >cygpath -u -p c:/ > / > > In your example, something like: > cd $(cygpath -u -p $SRC_PATH) > would probably work. I wish I could, unfortunately the cd's are inside makefiles and scripts that run both on cygwin/NT/Win2K and on Solaris. And the Suns aren't too happy about cygpath. I can hack around the problem by unsetting CDPATH or creating a SHELL_SRC_PATH (/c) and a APP_SRC_PATH (c:/). The interesting thing is that B20.1 didn't exhibit the problem. How compatible should 1.1.4 be with B20.1? I'm under the impression that B20.1 is obsolete and that Cygnus (or at least the cygwin developers) would prefer people using 1.1.x. Is that true or should we wait until 2.0? Thanks! - Erik -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Send a message to cygwin-unsubscribe AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
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