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Subject: Re: No bootstrap classes at: c:\erl5.7.4\lib\erts-5.7.3\ebin
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On 28 Dec. 2010, 06:52, Pavlo Baron <pbit....@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I have fixed that problem in my fork on GitHub few days ago and placed
> a pull request with a solution description.
Right problem, slightly wrong fix - Java uses '/' as separator for
resource names, no matter the platform.

(I got suspicious because Java shouldn't be behaving differently just
because it's started by Cygwin; it doesn't "run on Cygwin" in that
sense. (Unless maybe if it's a JRE which is part of Cygwin - haven't
checked if one such exists at all.))

> Cygwin works great for me now.
You didn't have to change the start script?
I had to add some "if $TERM=cygwin... then use cygpath -w on certain
paths" logic. And a "-r" switch to read. (I'll push these changes on
occasion; at the moment my source copy in Windows isn't a proper
checkout.)