Mail Archives: cygwin/2000/11/27/13:17:46
Just a thought, but you could instruct Cygwin users to execute the
following from their bash shell:
$ if [ -f MAKEFILE ] ; then mv MAKEFILE makefile ; fi
I just tested this with `DIR /X ` on NT and found that it would
change the base DOS filename! Not a perfect solution, but a viable
one...
$.02,
/|/|ike
> From: Frank Ellert [mailto:fe AT koma DOT free DOT de]
>
> Earnie Boyd <earnie_boyd AT yahoo DOT com> writes:
>
> >So, if I had a Cygwin compatible unarchiver would it name
> the file makefile
> >instead of MAKEFILE? Most likely, yes. The real issue here
> is the means by
> >which you unarchive the file.
>
> Yes, you're right and I'm wrong. I used an old DOS unarchiver that
> didn't know LFNs and so always named the file "MAKEFILE", independend
> of wether the file was archived as "Makefile" or "makefile". The
most
> recent MS-Windows port of my archiver names the file correctly. I'm
> sorry!
>
> But the patch is still useful since it adds some kind of DOS
> compatibility to Cygwin make. ;-)
>
> Frank
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