Stephen Brandon wrote: > This patch is active only for MinGW32 targets. > > Whilst using absolute Windows paths (eg C:/) is the easiest > way to configure and install for MinGW32, you don't really > want hard coded drive letters in the binary. This patch > strips off initial drive letters before GNUSTEP_SYSTEM_ROOT, > GNUSTEP_LOCAL_ROOT and GNUSTEP_NETWORK_ROOT are sent as "-D" > defines to the compiler to be hard coded. > > There is a corresponding patch (see next e-mail) to NSUser.m > which dynamically prepends the "system drive" drive letter > to these paths at runtime if they are required. > > Note that if there are environment variables set for > GNUSTEP_SYSTEM_ROOT etc at runtime, these hard coded paths > and prepended drive letter are NOT consulted.
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