Hmm. Very strange.
You definitely need the PWD that has the drive letter to do an objdir
VACPP build.
Do you have your mozilla build as X:\mozilla?
Try creating a directory BUILDS and just moving your entire mozilla
directory into a subdirectory. Maybe the problem is doing a build
directly off of the root directory.
incidentally, this is why objdir builds work so well - in the old days,
everytime the build went wrong, you had to wipe out your source tree and
repull - in this case, just wipe out the obj dir after moving your
directoy and try to build again.
Mike Kaply
IBM
Ralf Barkow wrote:
> Michael Kaply wrote:
>
> > Which PWD are you using and which build are you trying to do?
>
> I'm trying to do an vacpp obj build. If I use the PWD coming
> with the GNU shell utilities (output includes drive letter),
> I get the above mentioned error:
>
> sed: can't read X: No such file or directory
>
> If I use the pwd recommended by Henry in this thread, I run
> into the VPATH problem -- even with bash problem fixed.
>
> What can I do? BTW: sed error occurces with GNU sed version 3.02.80,
> v3.02 and v3.00.
> --
> /rgb
