Follow-up Comment #11, bug #56449 (project make):
> I also remember that using echo is not a good idea for demonstration with
make.
I also mentioned calling a Windows program with the argument of %%. The
program in this case gets the literal two % characters in its argv[] array.
If you invoke your argv.exe program from cmd.exe prompt with "%%" as a
command-line argument, don't you see the same output as what mingw-make.exe
produced before this change? That is what I see, and that tells me that the
change is simply wrong, as it makes GNU Make behave like a batch file
processor, which is not what's expected.
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