Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
I don't remember whether we use fake main for Cygwin or have another
mechanism to get the environment and the arguments.
You should try and add some print statements in the NSProcessInfo code
that parses the environment. In the end it may well be that Cygwin
itself already screws up the environment. Cygwin tries to convert
Windows path to Unix ones. The help on this subject
(http://www.cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/setup-env.html) really isn't much.
We have an obsolete #ifdef for cygwin which forces tmp to /cygdrive/c
which I will remove. However the document you link specifies that to
avoid problem, the variables TEMP and TMP should be set to /tmp, which
is my case already. So not very useful.
I think the simplest solution is just to unset TEMP
short-term probably yes, I'll unset it and rerun the tests to get a
clean error about the bundle problem.
Riccardo
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