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From:	"Craig McGeachie" <craig AT rhe DOT com DOT au>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Date:	Tue, 10 Jul 2001 08:28:42 +1000
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Subject:	Re: using cygpath & make
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> I put together a simple target to illustrate what I am trying to do.
> 
> mytemp:
>  NEW_FLAGS=`cygpath -p -w /usr/local/bis`; echo new_flags is:
> "${NEW_FLAGS}"
>  echo "${NEW_FLAGS}

Try this instead.

========>
NEW_FLAGS=$(shell cygpath -w /Programs/Oracle)

default:
	echo Newflags is $(NEW_FLAGS)
<========

Which outputs:
========>
Newflags is d:ProgramsOracle
560:craig$ make
echo Newflags is d:\Programs\Oracle
Newflags is d:ProgramsOracle
<========

Of course, all those backslashes present a problem for echo, but the 
make variable is set correctly.  You should be able to use the 
variable contents with Win32 native applications without problems.

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