Stephen Brandon wrote:
 >

> I think the warnings are good and I would not want to remove
> them from Windows compilation, where, to be honest, it's
> easier to make the mistakes because it can be harder to
> ensure that GNUstep.sh has been run before doing
> compilations etc. It's not as standardised as unix.
> 


I get the bogus warning when compiling on Windows and it really is 
annoying/confusing. So it would be nice to fix it. I guess at the risk 
of expanding the code infinitely, we could do:

ifeq ($(findstring mingw, $(GNUSTEP_TARGET_OS)), mingw)
  ...windows specific check
else
  ...unix specific check
endif

(also including cygwin)




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