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Date:	Thu, 07 Nov 2002 09:44:19 +0100
From:	Raffaele Nutricato <rnutric AT tin DOT it>
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Subject:	problem using mv with .exe files

Dear Sirs

I am Raffaele Nutricato,I would  report the following problem with cygwin: 


I have a makefile where there are defined the following executables:

EXECUTABLES	= getorb lodr mdate convdate

as you can see this executables have names without the exestension .exe.
When I compile my source code with the gcc 2.95.3-5 the executables generated have the following
names
getorb.exe lodr.exe mdate.exe convdate.exe

The gcc automatically add the ".exe" extension.


 This causes an error when I try to install these executables by
 using the line:
 mv $(EXECUTABLES) $(BIN_DIR)
 because mv expects the name of the executables as:
 getorb lodr mdate convdate
 
 and not with the extension ".exe"



 If I change the line with the following:
 cp $(EXECUTABLES) $(BIN_DIR)
 
 the error doesn't occur.



 It seems that cp is capable to "understand" that .exe is omitted.


Best regards
Raffaele Nutricato




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