On 9-Jan-2010, Bruno Haible wrote:
| Hi John,
|
| John W. Eaton wrote:
| > Looking at lib/glob.c in the gnulib sources, there is some
| > Windows-specific code, so it looks like it is intended to work on
| > Windows systems
|
| > Is glob.c expected to work on Windows systems?
|
| At least it p
Hi John,
John W. Eaton wrote:
> Looking at lib/glob.c in the gnulib sources, there is some
> Windows-specific code, so it looks like it is intended to work on
> Windows systems
> Is glob.c expected to work on Windows systems?
At least it passes its unit test on mingw.
> but there are some thing
Looking at lib/glob.c in the gnulib sources, there is some
Windows-specific code, so it looks like it is intended to work on
Windows systems, but there are some things that don't look quite
right. For example, it does not seem to uniformly use backslash as a
directory separator, and if WINDOWS32 i
