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Thanks Michael, appreciate the fix!

If I had a Windows machine currently I’d do a test :-)

Chris

On 7 Jan 2016, at 9:55 PM, Michael Stahl <mstahl@redhat.com> wrote:

On 04.01.2016 04:58, Chris Sherlock wrote:
I’ve done a quick check of the cygwin documentation, and they say the following:

   "A few Windows tools, such as find.exe, link.exe andsort.exe, may conflict 
    with the Cygwin versions make sure that you use the full path (/usr/bin/find) 
    or that your Cygwin bin directory comes first in your PATH." [1]

1. https://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/using-effectively.html

I’m afraid I’m not at all experienced with the whole gbuild process, and I honestly
dare not touch this because of that complete lack of knowledge - but can someone
check that we are actually doing this on Windows builds?

unfortunately we don't, but i've fixed that on master with commit
e9cd5087366f930efd89a95c0a5610fe8f375581

Without the adapted $PATH, my build uses Windows version of "sort",
which adds Windows newlines to sorted files - like the ilist files -
which break the build.

can somebody with such a PATH please test if it builds now without extra
setup?


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