For some reason I do not receive all emails from pcre-dev, so I am answering my
own email.
I tried several attempts to disengage the code from the 'Linux only' approach.
Unfortunately, this is unnecessarily too involved and include usage of
non-standard (outside of *nix world) headers such
Hi PhilI see that this involved an open file command which means that you have
to supply the filename, potentially fully qualified filename. That brings a
few questions:
1. Why should the onus of fixing this be on you rather than on the user, who
should supply a fully qualified file name?
2.
I have fixed the RunTest script by making it copy testdata/testbtables to
the current directory before running test 2 (which now looks for
./testdata). Please can you advise me on the correct command to add to
RunTest.bat to make it do the same. Is this right?
copy %srcdir%\testdata\testbtables
Thank you for reporting this. It turns out not to be Windows-specific, so I
can't use the "I'm not a Windows user" excuse. The same problem occurs when
building in a directory well out of the source directory on Linux. However,
a bug in the RunTest script prevented this failure from being