If you're not building device drivers, consider using a tool other than build.exe. There are plenty of make utilities for Windows, including a port of GNU make.
If you are building drivers, there are two things I can suggest... (1) Use a different name for the Linux makefile. makefile.linux, for example. If the Linux developers alias "build" to "make -f makefile.linux", then both Windows and Linux will use the same command to build the code. How much more equal can they be? :-) (2) The Microsoft build.exe tool can compile code from the parent directory of the sources file. Put the Linux makefile and a "dirs" file with the source code, and create a subdirectory just to hold the Windows makefile and "sources" file. When defining the SOURCES macro, just prefix all the filenames with "..\". --John _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
