I didn't see anyone mention it, but the last revisions are not being made correctly (WinXP-sp2, i386).

There is a problem in rtl\win32 with fpcmemdll.dll (make tries to treat it like .exe).

There is a feature with '-Rfp' option of 'cp' program: if you enter path with "incorrect" slash (microsoft's '\' instead of '/'), you get somewhat strange errors with all 'exampledirs=' in makefile.fpc (problem is in the generated makefile.).

Thanks - we already spotted the fpcmem.dll (.exe) problem in daily win32 snapshot. Guess it'll be fixed quite soon. Not sure about the 'feature' you mention.

Regards John

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I'm not very sure myself. But 'exampledirs=' in makefile.fpc does cause some mangled 'cp' executions if 'INSTALL_PREFIX' is with unexpected kind of slash.

Generated 'makefiles.' are not easy reading for me and I don't understand 'fpcmake' good. More than that, I got error message I don't understand right ("... is not a directory", while everything seems okey).

I was misguiding: this is not a feature of 'cp' program, this is a feature of 'makefile.'s (or of 'fpcmake').