Hi Mark,

I think I've seen this one before, and it was due to an environment
variable.  Something like MAKEMODE, MAKE_MODE, MAKE_FLAGS; I don't recall
which exactly, but it was definitely a MAKE* or MK* variable.  Unsetting it,
or setting it to empty did the trick.

Regards,

Steven

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Subject: Failure to build in cygwin



Once again I am stumped by this stubborn problem. Due to certain 
support issues, I am using the setup "perl Configure" for VC-WIN32 and 
then invoking ms/do_masm.bat followed by "nmake /f ms/ntdll.mak". When 
the last command gets invoked, I receive the error message "NMAKE : 
fatal error U1065: invalid option '-'" I have diligently searched the 
file ntdll.mak and it contains NO '-' options (I converted them all to 
'/' options with sed.)

Even when I invoke it with "nmake /d /p /f ms/ntdll.mak" I still get 
this message; the additional flags are supposed to provide debug info 
but are totally useless. What shall I do to determine where the problem 
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