Christopher Faylor wrote:
> Let me rephrase the problem:
>
> "cygpath does not properly deal with the current directory"
>
> Thanks for the patch but we won't be applying it in this form.
I've been meaning to take a look at fixing this myself, because I'm
tired of:
$ cd /usr/bin
$ cygcheck ./
Christopher Faylor wrote:
...
Thanks for the problem report and test case but this is pretty clearly
not the right way to deal with the issue. Putting a special case catch
of "./" around a function call which is intended to deal with paths is
pretty clearly a band-aid.
Yes.
Let me re
On Sat, Jun 02, 2007 at 04:51:31PM +0200, Christian Franke wrote:
>Running an application with strace from current directory may not work
>as expected.
>The "./" is not passed to CreateProcess() and the default app search
>rules apply
>(1. strace.exe directory, 2. cwd, ..., 6. PATH)
>
>Therefore
Running an application with strace from current directory may not work
as expected.
The "./" is not passed to CreateProcess() and the default app search
rules apply
(1. strace.exe directory, 2. cwd, ..., 6. PATH)
Therefore, an old version of the same app already installed in /bin may
be run i
