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More //F/ style woes
- To: gnu-win32 at cygnus dot com
- Subject: More //F/ style woes
- From: JP Shipherd <jp at nuancecom dot com>
- Date: Thu, 29 May 1997 15:11:21 -0700
Currently gcc does not allow switches like:
-I//f/include/path
It has been argued here that gcc can understand dos style paths like:
-If:/include/path
This leads to unfortunate problems when using generated dependency lists.
The colon in the path confuses gnumake. I usually have gcc generate a
dependency file for me by using the -MM switch. Something like:
gcc -IF:/include/path -MM test-nuance-config.c >> .Dependencies
The problem is that this puts things like F:/include/path/header.h into my
Dependency file and gnumake chokes complains:
/nuance/nuance-config/src> make
.Dependencies.win32:16: *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
If I get rid of the drive letter colon things, gnumake works along quite
happily.
So does anyone have a solution on how to address drive/path combinations in
such a way that will work with both gcc and gnumake. Currently I'm parsing
the .Dependencies file and replacing instances of F: with //F, but frankly
it seems like we need to find a method of naming drive/paths that work for
all the tools.
Thanks,
--jp
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