Felix Obenhuber wrote:
On Do, 2007-12-20 at 21:02 +0100, Jesper Eskilson wrote:
To be picky, mingw32-make (i.e. GNU make) doesn't mind at all, but
cmd.exe might. (Mingw32-make will happily use any bourne-shell it can
get its hands on.)
You're absolutely right. The problem is, that we're using mingw32 from
Code::Blocks. So we would habe to change the default shell to something
else than cmd.exe (or patch codeblocks).
Unless Code::Blocks has a specially patched GNU make which is hardcoded
to cmd.exe there shouldn't be any difficulty to get your make to use
sh.exe (Cygwin's, for example).
In fact, I've had trouble the other way around; forcing GNU make to use
cmd.exe in the presence of Cygwin's sh.exe in PATH.
Think other probs will raise due our company workstation setup
containins some bat scripts...
That is only a problem if you have cmd.exe-specific stuff in your
makefile-invocations.
--
/Jesper
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