> This doesn't work: > -Fi\..\inc Because the notion of '/' in Unix is completely alien in Windows. Closest equiv is "X:\" where X is a specific drive letter. After all, '/' is the root of the logical filesystem in most UNIX alike OS (LINUX, BSD, BeOS etc..) You'll be wanting '~' to work next ;-) (Sometimes I wish it did outside of Cygwin!)
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