I'm confused about commit edb0ce2d5afa8a0905bd4536ac39eaf1819dfc56:
"build: Don't need use $(DELIM) in include statement"
This changes various lines in Make.defs from this:
include wireless$(DELIM)spirit$(DELIM)drivers$(DELIM)Make.defs
to this:
include wireless/spirit/lib/Make.defs
Don't we need $(DELIM) to support builds on Windows?
On windows, we get GNU Make from GNUWin32. It understands both forward
and backward slashes, at least as long as they are relative paths. I
merged this change but too many files were in it to review properly or
to guarantee that all of the changes are correct. It should be correct
to remove the $(DELIM) from Make include since the GNU make already
depends on support of the forward slash delimiter.
But other cases are more complex. if any CMD.exe tools or any native
toolchain is used, then they will depend on having backslashes.
