Re: [cdt-dev] Using nmake with managed builds

[Alex Chapiro <achapiro@xxxxxxx>]

If you are talking about make command line, you can for example  instead 
of generating long command line , create temporary make file, fill it 
with your command line arguments and add include Makefile at the end of 
it, then launch make --file=<tempFile>, then remove <tempFile>. If you 
are taking about length limitation of commands in make file, I don't 
know about it. Does it really exist?

Sennikovsky, Mikhail wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Cygwin make has also command length limitation, that actually has to do
> with the command length limitation on windows in general.
> Please see the bugzilla# 72965 related to this. 
>
> Thanks,
> Mikhail
>
>
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> Apparently, nmake  has a makefile command length limitation (is it 1024
> chars?) so it is  impossible to use it with anything but trivial
> projects.
> Does anybody know  how toget around this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> vladchuk
>
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