RE: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32"

2004-09-16 Thread Dave Korn
> -Original Message- > From: cygwin-owner On Behalf Of Bob Byrnes > Sent: 16 September 2004 01:31 > On Sep 15, 1:18pm, Dave Korn" wrote: > -- Subject: RE: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32" > > > > The only thing that has been going wrong

RE: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32"

2004-09-15 Thread Bob Byrnes
On Sep 15, 1:18pm, Dave Korn" wrote: -- Subject: RE: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32" > > The only thing that has been going wrong here is that when make invokes > the command through execvp it runs in the same unix-y environment that make > is running in itself,

RE: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32"

2004-09-15 Thread Dave Korn
> -Original Message- > From: cygwin-owner On Behalf Of Bob Byrnes > Sent: 15 September 2004 01:25 > On Sep 14, 4:01pm, Dave Korn wrote: > -- Subject: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32" > > > > It appears to be using sh.exe, regardless of the --wi

Re: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32"

2004-09-14 Thread Bob Byrnes
On Sep 14, 4:01pm, Dave Korn wrote: -- Subject: Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32" > > It appears to be using sh.exe, regardless of the --win32 flag. But if I > add stdout redirection to the command in question, it uses cmd.exe. > -- End of excerpt from "Dave

Bizarre behaviour of "make --win32"

2004-09-14 Thread Dave Korn
Afternoon folks, When I use make with the "--win32" flag, it is supposed to use cmd.exe rather than sh.exe to spawn the command lines that are used to build a target, isn't it? For some strange reason, however, its behaviour varies according to whether or not the command line includes