Hi all, I'm trying to compile a simple project via CSM consisting of just one .scm file (for now) and it refuses to work on Windows.
C:/code/avs/code $ csm "C:/CHICKEN/bin/csc" "-s" "-J" "-I" "C:/code/avs/code" "-C" "-I" "-C" "C:/code/avs/code" "C:/code/avs/code\avs.scm" "-o" "avs.so" The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect. command failed with non-zero exit status: "C:/CHICKEN/bin/csc" "-s" "-J" "-I" "C:/code/avs/code" "-C" "-I" "-C" "C:/code/avs/code" "C:/code/avs/code\avs.scm" "-o" "avs.so" This command was executed via the w64devkit shell, although it also refuses to work outside that environment (e.g. in powershell or the standard command prompt) with the same error. I tested this same setup in my OpenBSD VM and it works just fine. I am wondering if this is a bug in CSM or if CSM is only supported on UNIX-like systems. Thanks, Quinn Van De Keere
