Matthew Bromberg wrote: > I'm not one to comment on the microsoft "way". I have noticed a > perverse desire to try to do things exactly backwards or different (read > incompatible) with linux/unix standard practices. Thus we have things > like spaces in the middle of file names and backslash as a directory > delimiter instead of forward slash etc. Windows' roots are not Unix but DOS, OS/2 and VMS. Microsoft is not striving for Unix incompatibility.
By the way, forslash also works as directory delimiters in Windows. If you need full Unix compatibility, you should use SFU (add-on to Win XP) or SUA (Vista and Win7 Ultimate), which gives you a certified UNIX on top of the NT-kernel (Interix). _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
