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Issue #:|43077
Summary:|Backwards-compatibility issue with mktmp
Component:|tools
Version:|current
Platform:|PC
URL:|
OS/Version:|Windows XP
Status:|UNCONFIRMED
Status whiteboard:|
Keywords:|
Resolution:|
Issue type:|DEFECT
Priority:|P3
Subcomponent:|dmake
Assigned to:|hjs
Reported by:|shay
------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Feb 18 05:44:39 -0800
2005 -------
I have an existing makefile.mk for a project that I'm involved in which has long
been working with dmake 4.1. I've just tried upgrading to dmake 4.3, and I now
find that something doesn't work.
I've reduced the problem to the following sample makefile.mk:
.USESHELL :
FOO = C:\foo
BAR = $(FOO:s,\,\\,)
all :
@echo FOO=$(FOO)
@echo BAR=$(BAR)
@type $(mktmp $(FOO))
@type $(mktmp $(BAR))
Running this under dmake 4.1 produces this output:
FOO=C:\foo
BAR=C:\\foo
C:♀ooC:\foo
As you can see, outputting data containing backslashes to a mktmp file doesn't
work unless the backslashes are doubled-up first. My real makefile.mk therefore
employs exactly that strategy -- doubling-up the backslashes.
However, running the above under dmake 4.3 (current CVS version) produces this:
FOO=C:\foo
BAR=C:\\foo
C:\foo
C:\\foo
Now we see that outputting single backslashes works fine, so doubling them up
actually results in double backslashes in the mktmp file.
I have two questions about this change in behaviour:
1. Is it deliberate? It looks like a fix for a bug in dmake 4.1, but I couldn't
see any mention of it in the NEWS file, so perhaps the change was not intended
and is hence actually a bug in dmake 4.3?
2. If it is deliberate, then what should I do in my makefile.mk so that it can
output data containing backslashes to a mktmp file in such a way that it works
with both dmake 4.1 and dmake 4.3?
Thanks,
- Steve
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