I recently installed Shadow 0.7.5 on my Windows 7 machine in the directory C:\Program Files\Shadow\. When I compile a program using the Eclipse plug-in, I get this error:
opt: C:\Program%20Files\Shadow\shadow\Unwind64.ll: error: Could not open input file: no such file or directory
It seems as though shell commands on Windows do not use the %20 syntax to represent spaces, they instead seem to require the path specified verbatim in quotation marks. The directory name appears to be stored correctly in my SHADOW_HOME environment variable, so it seems likely that the path handling code either in Configuration or in Main itself is at fault.
I recently installed Shadow 0.7.5 on my Windows 7 machine in the directory
C:\Program Files\Shadow\
. When I compile a program using the Eclipse plug-in, I get this error:opt: C:\Program%20Files\Shadow\shadow\Unwind64.ll: error: Could not open input file: no such file or directory
It seems as though shell commands on Windows do not use the
%20
syntax to represent spaces, they instead seem to require the path specified verbatim in quotation marks. The directory name appears to be stored correctly in mySHADOW_HOME
environment variable, so it seems likely that the path handling code either in Configuration or in Main itself is at fault.