Anton Ertl wrote:
Elko Tchernev wrote:
Well, if it is not a bug in cygwin, then it is definitely a bug in
Gforth. An it IS a bug, because it prevents including files with fully
properly specified names.
Yes, I guess so. Unfortunately, I currently have no access to a
Cygwin system, so it's a bit hard to check if the bug has been fixed
already, and to fix it if it has not. Maybe Bernd could look into it.
- anton
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I have cygwin. First of all, I don't necessarily agree that backslashes
should be used in Cygwin as file path separators. Most other software
running on Cygwin uses forward slashes *only*. If you need to refer to
an absolute Windows path, you can, foe example, on the "V:" drive use
/cygdrive/v/gforth.
Second, if you insist on using backslashes, try doubling them. The rules
under which Cygwin interprets backslash as an escape character in most
cases will consume one of them. So, try
V:\\gforth
I can attempt to build gforth on Cygwin ... what was the construct that
failed?
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