At 04:32 PM 8/18/2006, Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>> Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 15:50:03 -0400
>> From: "William A. Hoffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Cc: make-w32@gnu.org
>>
>> >all:
>> > d:/full/path/to/rundump.exe "a.c" "b.c"
>> >
>> >d:/full/path/to/rundump.exe "a.c" "b.c"
>> >command line = {d:\full\path\to\rundump.exe a.c b.c}
>> >argv[0] = {d:\full\path\to\rundump.exe}
>> >argv[1] = {a.c}
>> >argv[2] = {b.c}
>> >
>> >So the MinGW binary of Make does not remove the outer layer of quotes,
>> >and the subsidiary program sees 2 separate arguments.
>>
>> // from cygwin:
>> $ ./make.exe -f mk runit
>> c:/hoffman/My\ Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b/run.exe "a.c" "b.c"
>> command line = {"c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe" "a.c
>> b.c"}
>>
>> argv[0] = {c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe}
>> argv[1] = {a.c b.c}
>
>Looks like the shell did something to the arguments. What other
>explanation can there be?
I have new information:
$ ./make.exe -f mk runit
"c:/hoffman/My Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b/run.exe" "a.c" "b.c"
command line = {"c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe" a.c b.c}
argv[0] = {c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe}
argv[1] = {a.c}
argv[2] = {b.c}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/My Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b
$ ./make.exe -f mk runit2
c:/hoffman/My\ Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b/run.exe "a.c" "b.c"
command line = {"c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe" "a.c b.c"}
argv[0] = {c:\hoffman\My Builds\CMakeDev\Tests\COnly\b\run.exe}
argv[1] = {a.c b.c}
makefile:
runit:
"c:/hoffman/My Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b/run.exe" "a.c" "b.c"
runit2:
c:/hoffman/My\ Builds/CMakeDev/Tests/COnly/b/run.exe "a.c" "b.c"
So, if the run command is quoted and the args are quoted it works.
If the run command is full path but not quoted it fails.
Although, that does not explain why this does not work:
broken:
c:/cygwin/bin/gcc.exe "a.c" "b.c"
????
-Bill
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