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Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 11:44:27 +0200
From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=F6k=E7e_Aydos?= <goekce AT uni-bremen DOT de>
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Subject: cygpath does not work properly in Makefile
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Hello,

I want to convert absolute Unix paths to Windows paths using cygpath in 
a Makefile:

FILES = lib1 ./relative.vhd \
         lib2 /cygdrive/c/Windows/absolute.vhd

convert_absolute_paths_to_windows_paths:
	@echo 1: $(patsubst /%,$(shell cygpath -m /%),$(FILES))
	@echo 2: $(shell cygpath -m $(FILES))

The output is:
1: lib1 ./relative.vhd lib2 C:/cygwin64/cygdrive/c/Windows/absolute.vhd
2: lib1 relative.vhd lib2 C:/Windows/absolute.vhd

The first line does not work properly (path prefixed with 
cygwin64/cygdrive), but the second one works. What could be the reason 
of this behavior?

Kind Regards,
Gökçe

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FILES = lib1 ./relative.vhd \
        lib2 /cygdrive/c/Windows/absolute.vhd

convert_absolute_paths_to_windows_paths:
	@echo 1: $(patsubst /%,$(shell cygpath -m /%),$(FILES))
	@echo 2: $(shell cygpath -m $(FILES))


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