Hello, this is a Windows question,
I have 2 subdirectories foobar0 and foobar1, and only in foobar1 there is a
file foobar.s . There is no file foobar.o .
The makefile is:
SHELL=cmd.exe
vpath %.s .\foobar0 .\foobar1
%.o : %.s
echo $<
foobar0\foobar.s:;
This behaves as expected:
C:\tmp>make foobar.o
echo .\foobar1/foobar.s
However, if I change all the backslashes to forward-slashes, then I get:
C:\tmp>make foobar.o
make: *** No rule to make target `foobar.s', needed by `foobar.o'. Stop.
(this is just a small example, what I observe is that forward slash in
directories, misbehaves with vpath on Windows)
Is this a bug in Windows make, or in my head?
Mark
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