> The failures I'm linking are on /your/ nightly build.  Remember that does
>
> set(ENV{PATH} "c:\\Windows\\system32;c:\\Windows")
>
> so nothing is in the path.  The purpose of FindGhsBuildCommand is to use any 
> knowledge possible to find gbuild.  The equivalent method in the VS 
> generators uses the registry to find msbuild for example.

I think the problem was related to old cache values, since gbuild is not in the 
path. Both the experimental and nightly test suites limit the path the same 
way. The experimental test does not build cleanly. Here's a link to the tests 
passing: https://open.cdash.org/buildSummary.php?buildid=3749371.

> Shouldn't it be able to locate gbuild through similar means to finding 
> GHS_COMP_ROOT?

Yeah, cmGlobalGhsMultiGenerator::FindMakeProgram uses the definition, 
"GHS_COMP_ROOT," to find gbuild.

There's also support for the rest of the standard CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE values. 
These are RELWITHDEBINFO and MINSIZEREL.


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