Re: Command line in Windows?

> CygWin is OK, but it's large and slow. For a faster and smaller unix-like
> shell you can consider Msys (from www.mingw.org) or actually Services for
> Unix from MS (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/sfu/default.asp). I myself
> use GNU make under plain vanilla CMD.EXE. It works fine for me, though
it's
> a bit annoying that Xilinx changes the command-line options in every
single
> release of their toolchain.

What does 'make' do for you that batch files to run the tools doesn't?

Not being aggressive - just curious in case I am missing out on some labour
saving functionality!

Cheers,

Ken


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