Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/11/07/14:39:43
I found that vim really tries to spawn sh (or $SHELL) during startup
and when loading files in a DOS session.
This happens when the HOME environment variable is not set.
Note that E79 messages disappear if sh (or the SHELL pointed by $SHELL)
is in your PATH; vim launches the shell (*only if HOME is not set*)
and startup time increases, depending on (don't know how) your .vimrc
(more generally file loading time increases).
In order to reproduce the behaviour you can start a regular bash
session, unset HOME then start vim. You can also experiment with
SHELL values or unsetting it.
A few hints:
1.
add the HOME variable to the environment
(1.3.4 cygwin1.dll sets it for you now!!!)
2.
add cygwin binaries path to PATH when running cygwin programs
inside a DOS shell; sometimes (always, with vim) is a good job to do.
Excuse me for any imprecision or error: fast analysis, fast typing,
bad english.
Note: I'm using vim 6.0.11-1 on W95.
Bye, Alessandro.
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