Joe Tilton wrote: > The problem I'm having is the assembler code generated when using the > -S option on the compiler. The code is using a forward slash for > directory separators and is using relative file names. It generates > script like, You should build it as a MinGW-hosted toolchain then. A Cygwin-hosted app has no business outputting Win32 paths (backslash + drive letter), as it's meant to be a POSIX environment. > but this didn't help (this may be the wrong file to add the defines). > I'm sure there's a simple option to set, but I couldn't find it > searching the GCC site. Anyone have any suggestions? But with that said, gcc simply mirrors in the debug info whatever pathspec is given on the command line. So you can try changing your makefile to invoke gcc with win32 filenames e.g. $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c "`cygpath -wa $<`" -o $@ Brian
