Re: bug in loading files from temacs command line

On 8/8/00 1:29 AM, Ben Wing at ben(a)666.com wrote: > what do you mean unix-style filenames? > > do they just have slashes, or cygwin mount points? the latter certainly won't > work under mingw32. Ah. That would be it. So, while my make utility runs inside cygwin's bash, and sends command lines to its generated files as cygwin mount points (/cygdrive/c/xemacs/xemacs-21.2/...), my mingw generated executable can't understand that path. What kind of unix-style (forward-slash delimiting) paths does mingw understand (Windows paths, it definitely understands)? "/" is mounted by cygwin, and so is "/cygdrive/c/" -- I wasn't aware of other non-cygwin ways to get to my hard disk. :) So, what shell and make utility do people use to compile the mingw XEmacs so that the build process gives the programs it runs proper pathnames? Andy