I've been trying to use cmake under Cygwin. Using the current binary installed using Cygwin setup and running 'cmake .' from a folder that contains a CMakeLists.txt just sits there with the process using 100% of a core on my machine and nothing visibly happening otherwise. The CMakeFiles folder is created but nothing is put into it, and no cache is ever created.
Running cmake without a path produces the appropriate usage message. I've tried using both x86 and x86-64 versions of Cygwin. I've also tried downloading from source the current version of cmake (3.3.2) and the latest release of cmake 2 (2.8.12.2). In both cases, the bootstrap script manages to build the cmake executable in the Bootstrap.cmk folder, but then exhibits the same behaviour while 'loading initial cache file InitialCacheFlags.cmake'. (For 2.8.12.2 I had to use the cmake.cygport file from the relevant earlier commit on cygwin-ports). I'm using Windows 10 running on a machine with a Core i7 and 12 GB of RAM. Cygwin is otherwise working fine, and I'm able to build programs using alternatives such as autotools. I've attached the output of cygcheck. I've redacted my Microsoft account name/email address (the line contains ###redacted### instead). I'd be grateful for any help. I'm happy to post this to a kitware mailing list too, but since the problem seems to be specific to Cygwin (and includes the supplied Cygwin cmake binaries), I thought I'd start here. Best wishes, Nick
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