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  • July 23, 2014 at 06:41 in reply to: Passing User Variables to make works weird #3301
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    I tried both stock binary and also “official” win32 gmake binary: results were identical.

    Actually, it even doesn’t look like a WinDBG bug, but I have never seen that behaviour. Also I tried to run make like:

    (cmd.exe shell)> make CROSS_COMPILER_PATH=xxx
    Result: origin=command line

    (sh prompt from msysGit) CROSS_COMPILER_PATH=xxx make
    Result: origin=environment

    (t.cmd batch file):

    set CROSS_TOOLCHAIN_ROOT=xxx
"C:Program Files (x86)SysprogsVisualGDBmake.exe"

    Result: origin=environment

    In all cases the variable was defined and $(origin) said “command line” and “environment”, accordingly.

    So I suspect that somehow environment passed to make from WinDGB isn’t recognized by make.
    And stressing once again: SOMETIMES it worked.

    PS. Just tried again: it works. Maybe I should have PC rebooted for that (and I yesterday did that). Usually I do not reboot my laptop for weeks (but suspend to RAM). I will try to reproduce it or at least to find out more details.

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