From: sunef AT hem DOT passagen DOT se (Sune Falck)
Subject: SV: bug with gcc with findfirst/findnext
7 Nov 1998 03:45:52 -0800
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To: "root" <root AT jacob DOT remcomp DOT fr>, <gnu-win32 AT cygnus DOT com>

Sorry, it is not a bug but an effect of the argument parsing code.

Your program runs perfect if the search pattern is quoted
like findfiles "*.*".

If no quotes are used, the argument is expanded by
the startup code and that leaves the first matching file
as argument 1 which explains your finding.

/Sune Falck

PS I thing there are a global variable which can be set/unset
to avoid the argument expansion.


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Ämne: bug with gcc with findfirst/findnext


>The functions
>_findfirst
>and 
>_findnext
>Will not work with the last version of gcc (mingw32).
>
>Here is an example of the problem (under windows nt 4.0, SP3)


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