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<P>Here is a copylist entry. Each segment of the file's path that comes
<P>Release build. Config file:
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<P><STRONG>Can't clean directory; can't delete file or directory</STRONG><BR>
Make sure a file in the named directory isn't open in another application.</P>
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- You skipped the repository step and are trying to build in an empty directory.</P>
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+ You skipped the repository step and are trying to build in an empty directory.</P>
+ <P><strong>Directories don't exist or can't be created <br>
+ </strong>This can be a symptom of the Platform SDK bin area not being before the Visual Studio bin areas, such that the version of nmake running is version 8.x.<strong> <br>
+ </strong>[This explanation courtesy of Jeff Altman]: <br>
+ nmake V8 appears to favor executables over shell commands. As a result, using 'mkdir' instead of 'md' in Makefiles, as a command for creating directory trees, fails when the Cygwin mkdir.exe is present in the PATH. Changing the</P>
+ <P>MKDIR=mkdir<br>
+ RMDIR=rmdir</P>
+ <P>macros in the Makefiles to</P>
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+ RMDIR=rd</P>
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