Quoting Gary Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
It all worked perfectly until I installed a compiler that put a sh shell on my path. Since then all my makefiles are broken.
Bad business. Is there a reason the compiler needs the PATH set?
Make appears to insist on using the sh shell buried on my path rather than cmd.exe I've tried explicitly putting SHELL = cmd.exe in my makefiles - but that didn't seem to work. Putting SHELL = c:\winnt\system32\cmd.exe seems to sort-of work, but then all sorts of other errors come up.
Eli, I thought this was supposed to work?
Is there a simple way (other than changing my path before running make) to keep all my makefiles that worked perfectly well before working?
Modify the source and rebuild make? Create a make.bat file to modify the PATH and execute make.exe with the parameters passed to the make.bat file? The .bat is found before .exe so executing with ``make -f mymakefile'' still works as expected.
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