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Frank, you could run make with the -n flag to see what commands it issues (even 
"hidden" command lines).  This generates enormous amounts of output for all 
commands far beyond the one that is bothering you now, so run for instance:

	make -n 2>&1 | less

If you're lucky, you'll see cygpath mentioned early on.  If you're very lucky, 
the context would tell where to look further.

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Stein

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