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Re: Case problems and file permissions on Make
From: |
Omar Al-Kaisy |
Subject: |
Re: Case problems and file permissions on Make |
Date: |
Thu, 28 Feb 2002 12:42:25 +0000 (GMT) |
Thanks again. The problem with all this is, if I use a Windows
port (as downloaded from http://phoenix.liu.edu/~mdevi/util/page1.htm)
then I get the "glob: EXEC error" which you mailed me about a few
weeks ago! Any views?
And does anyone have a native Windows port of Make?
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> On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, Omar Al-Kaisy wrote:
>
> > But none of my filenames are too long for DOS to handle anyway.
>
> All DOS system calls up-case file names, and the DOS emulator that is
> part of Windows NT doesn't bother to downcase them when it writes the
> file names to disk. So you get UPER-CASE file names.
>
> > Would there be no way to avoid this problem I'm having?
>
> Not with a DOS port of Make, not unless you use a different version of
> Windows.
>
> > Is there a version I could obtain which would NOT upcase?
>
> Get a native Windows port of Make. Unfortunately, I don't have a URL,
> but perhaps someone else on this list will.
>
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