Oh, I see the problem. In the one I had I worked around the / problem by cd spamd before the compilation

Where you have

spamd/spamc.exe: [..etc...]
cd spamd
cl  /DWIN32 spamd/spamc.c spamd/getopt.c [ ...etc. ...]

It was

spamd/spamc.exe: [..etc...]
cd spamd
cl  /DWIN32 spamc.c getopt.c [ ...etc. ...]

and the / in the target just made it always run instead of checking the dependency. So changing all the / to \ in the pathnames, including in the targets should work.

So go ahead and do it... I really have to get to the office :-)

 -- sidney



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