binary from CYGWIN b20:
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GNU Make version 3.77, by Richard Stallman and Roland McGrath.
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Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
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Report bugs to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
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pl.srctop=../private/DEBUG/NT_Intel_4_0
pl.srcdir=D:/C++/VCPUtil/MD
pl.builddir1=D:/C++/VCPUtil/MD
pl.upper1=D:/C\+\+/VCPUtil
pl.upper2=D:/C\+\+/VCPUtil
pl.upper =D:/C\+\+/VCPUtil
pl.workdir =D:/C++/VCPUtil/private/DEBUG/NT_Intel_4_0
pl.builddir=MD
result=D:/C++/VCPUtil/private/DEBUG/NT_Intel_4_0/MD
CYGWIN settings is set to MAKE_MODE=unix.
I am using DOS pathnames internally, since my makefile compiles with
outside MS-DOS programs (Visual C++ CL.exe). I have been able to do so
with previous versions of Cygwin but not with this one, which gives me
with the same makefile:
assertion "*p2 != '\0'" failed: file "/src/make/read.c", line 866
0 [sig] make 1000 stackdump: Dumping stack trace to
make.exe.stackdump
When the paths are normalized to cygwin's standards (either /cygdrive/d/
or //d/ ), the compilation procceeds but, of course, CL.exe gets files &
settings in the wrong non-msdos format. Is there any way to work around
this?
Maybe some simple function I can use in the Makefile to have it switch
from MS-DOS to Unix & viceversa?
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Gonzalo Garramuno
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Phone: 310.727.2800 1600 Rosecrans Ave
Fax: 310.727.2801 Manhattan Beach, CA. 90266.
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