I think it comes down to what error to flag, “You can't use this command on your operation system because we didn't implement it” or “your operation system is obsolete – build a work-around” or “no message at all because it's windows and no one does development with windows”. The last is odd for a cross-platform make/auto tools replacement, but I favor “your system is obsolete” – I least the script writer will know at the first test of his code, to change his code – after all CMake is only a tool. I use the junction program with my continuous and nightly builds – otherwise I would have multiple copy of pre-build third-party libraries or end up requiring the libraries to always be in the same location(Linux). My Linux builds use the links for the same reason. The only problem is when your using the explorer – you don't know it's a link – so I always add batch files to remove or add the links using junction – you could change their folder icon. There is a program to link files but I've never found a use for linking single files. But your right it doesn't work like Linux.
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