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Bo Berglund wrote: [snip] > From the installer makefile: > cvsnt-server: > @bash -c "cmd.exe /c $(MAKE) /NOLOGO $(MAKEFLAGS) VERSION=`cvs > version -q` LICENSE=gpl.rtf $@" > > As you can see there is mention of bash here too. Does this mean that > I can use an alternate to cygwin to run the make? If it uses bash, it probably doesn't matter what the bash is (cygwin or something else)... there is a native port of bash from http://win-bash.sourceforge.net/ You may need a few other unix tools... again, nice native ports are available from http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/ ... best way is to run the makefile and when it falls over see where it goes wrong and install the tool required... The major snafu may be that things assume the cygwin environment and they'll break when using something else (hardcoded paths to tools is the usual problem). As always YMMV... but IMHO its a good idea to be able to build cvsnt from source without relying on Tony to do it... its a good way of throwing up any problems with the build process. Greetings, David.