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Hannes Magnusson wrote:
> Ooops. Please try the attached patch :]

Alright, here's the thing: I have a very queer cygwin setup. Most of the
utilities I use come straight from cygwin, but the PHP I use comes
straight from PHP.net's win32 compilation (this is because I keep many
versions on hand simultaneously).

What this means is that the cygwin detection implemented in the PHP
script is completely unreliable. I cannot offer any sensible
alternative, although if we ignore the "different hard-drives" edge-case
omitting the drive letter should work quite nicely for all cases.

I manually overrode the file-entities.php file to use preg_replace(),
entity file looks like:

<!ENTITY global.function-index                    SYSTEM
'/cygdrive/c/php/phpdoc/funcindex.xml'>

And it seems that things are working quite nicely (build hasn't
finished, but it didn't error out super quickly).

Quick note: my previous results may have been suspect, because I forgot
to run ./configure, and thus the file entity file probably wasn't updated.

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