#echo "first two chars are $flag"
#echo "last after that are $filename"
recombined="$flag$filename"
+#echo combined flag and file is $recombined
+ darc_commands+=("$recombined")
+ elif [[ "$i" =~ ^-libpath:.* ]]; then
+ flag="-libpath:"
+ filename="$(unix_to_dos_path ${i:9})"
+#echo "libflag flag is $flag"
+#echo "name after that is $filename"
+ recombined="$flag$filename"
#echo combined flag and file is $recombined
darc_commands+=("$recombined")
else
declare -a real_commands=()
for i in "${darc_commands[@]}"; do
- real_commands+=($(echo $i | sed -e 's/\\/\\\\/g'))
+ real_commands+=($(echo $i | sed -e 's/\//\\/g'))
done
if [ ! -z "$SHELL_DEBUG" ]; then
echo
fi
+# this nonsense is only necessary because cygwin is screwing up our carefully constructed
+# command line. it can't seem to leave the dos style paths alone in some cases, and insists
+# on changing their form to use forward slashes, which breaks the windows compiler.
+# this is NOT what cygwin is supposed to be doing, according to their documentation that
+# claims all styles of paths are supported. and of course this worked fine in msys.
+
# now actually run the chewed command.
- cmd /c "${real_commands[@]}"
+
+# old approach, not working since cygwin is hosing us on some paths.
+#cmd /c "${real_commands[@]}"
+
+#new approach that creates a cmd file.
+ cmdfile="$(mktemp $CLAM_TMP/build_cmds.XXXXXX)"
+ echo "${real_commands[@]}" >"$cmdfile"
+#echo "**** cmd file is $cmdfile"
+ cmd /c $(cat "$cmdfile")
+ retval=$?
+ rm "$cmdfile"
+
+ return $retval
}
dossify_and_run_commands "$@"