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On 2014-07-21 13:23, Marco Atzeri wrote:
> I presume the make you are using is not cygwin one
> as the first form is understandable only by cygwin programs

I do not see a difference between the two lines, because the command 
"cygpath" is used in both. I want to add that I get the behavior both 
under Cygwin64 terminal and in Win command prompt with bash. If the 
cygpath is run embedded in another function, it does not produce a 
usable path for Windows programs.

Gökçe

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