I am launching QT5 build from sources, from a cygwin bash terminal on windows. Just before launching the nmake, the python i want to use is properly found and working. But during the build, the command python C:/sdk/src/qt-everywhere-opensource-src-5.4.2/qtdeclarative/src/3rdparty/masm/create_regex_tables > .generated\debug\RegExpJitTables.h fails with the error that python command was not found.
I am guessing that at some point, the build process starts a new windows shell that doesn't inherit the environment i set in cygwin, and python would be found if i set PATH to my python in the system's base values for the environment variables so all shells inherit it. But as the build is in an automated script, whose environment must be set by scripts depending on what i want to build, hardcoding in the system the path to this python is not an idea i like very much. Any suggestion? -- [image: Geovariances] Olivier BARTHELEMY *Software development engineer* Geovariances, 49bis avenue Franklin Roosevelt - 77215 AVON CEDEX - FRANCE | www.geovariances.com <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-home> Keep posted about Geovariances <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-geowidget> <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-linkedin-gv> <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-linkedin> <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-twitter> <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-youtube> <http://link.geovariances.com/eml-slideshare>
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