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On 10/17/2014 08:29 PM, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
  - 1/ Replace all custom shell tooling (sed/grep/gawk/perl horrors) and
       consolidate on either native (C/C++) code (see e.g. concat-deps) or _one_
       and only one consolidated solution beyond that, likely Python3 (as we are
       bundling that and it is a good crossplatform superset of the POSIX
       shell-world). Bootstrapping on Windows would then likely be: Install
       native Python3, execute Python script that sets up the rest.

       rationale: As we already use a native GNU make on Windows, with this we
       could remove our dependency on cygwin as Python3 is available natively on
       Windows (and all other platforms).

...if we also successfully abstract over the differences between GNU/cygwin and Windows of all those "very little tools" called from make recipes (like moving a file).

Stephan

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