Bob Friesenhahn:
It is a common problem for Windows users that their default directory
(equivalent to a home directory) has spaces in it.
In recent versions of Windows the home directory is often c:\Users (and thus
has no space). But the directory that contains most programs has a space in its
Fotis Georgatos fo...@mail.cern.ch:
As regards $subject, this so-called STRING_ENCODING_CHARMAP may be relevant:
https://github.com/hpcugent/easybuild-framework/blob/master/easybuild/tools/filetools.py#L59
Look around line L1000 for the rational of that design and some pointers.
Basically, ` `
On Thu, 1 Jan 2015, David A. Wheeler wrote:
Bob Friesenhahn:
It is a common problem for Windows users that their default directory
(equivalent to a home directory) has spaces in it.
In recent versions of Windows the home directory is often c:\Users
(and thus has no space). But the directory
It is a common problem for Windows users that their default directory
(equivalent to a home directory) has spaces in it.
In recent versions of Windows the home directory is often C:\Users (and thus
has no spaces). But the typical directory that contains most programs has a
space in its
On Wed, 2014-12-31 at 12:02 -0500, David A. Wheeler wrote:
They can do workarounds with symlinks, etc., to try to *hide* the reality, but
since autoconf is supposed to do things *automatically*, that means that
autoconf fails to do the one job it's supposed to do: automatic configuration.
