AVR-Chat

Thanks for the info.  I have been using cmd.exe.  I have also been 
trying to use make with the Programmers Notepad.  Both techniques fail 
in the same way.  Make tries to run, but it fails.

I quadruple checked the path.  It is fine.  I even moved the winavr 
references to the front of the path.  I even deleted all the rest of 
the path EXCEPT the winavr stuff.  No change.

I then deleted the entire path.  In this case make could not be found.

I then moved make into the current (demo) directory.  Then make WORKED 
FINE.  

So, it has someting to do with the path, but I do not know what.  I am 
running winavr from my F: drive, not the C: drive.  Maybe this has 
something to do with it.   

I may have to move the winavr directory to the c: drive and test it 
there.

Any ideas why the path would not work right?

-Tony


--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, Dave Hylands <dhylands@g...> wrote:
> > Quick way to find out what make is running type "make -v" in a
> > command.com window to see what it says. No where near my WinAVR 
system
> > but it should look something like this:
> 
> You should only be using command.com (which is a 16 bit shell) if
> you're using Win9x. If you're using WinNT/2K/XP, you'll be much 
better
> off using cmd.exe (whihch is a 32 bit shell). I set mine up to have a
> virtual window that's 9999 rows high and 160 columns wide. Then you
> can scroll back through old output and whatnot.
> 
> -- 
> Dave Hylands
> Vancouver, BC, Canada
> http://www.DaveHylands.com/