On 18 Jul 2005 11:25:34 -0400, "Paul D. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>%% Stan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> sb> Thanks for the reply. I tried -win32 on the make command line,
>
>That option is only available in the Cygwin port of GNU make. It is not
>an option on the vanilla FSF version of GNU make.
Oh.
> sb> It would help in diagnosing this if I could find out what commands
> sb> MAKE actually passes to the command processor. Does anyone know
> sb> how to do that, short of altering the source code and recompiling?
>
>Not sure what you're asking... make prints the commands it runs. If
>you're looking for anything other than that you'd need to change the
>code.
Well, no, not always. For instance, it prints "rm abc" but I don't
believe it actually passes "rm abc" to the command shell, since
CMD.EXE doesn't recognize "rm" as a command.
But what I'm asking is, how could I find out _exactly_ what it
passes to the command shell, character for character, including
command-shell switches?
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