# Build nbase in Visual C++ (so ..\nbase.lib exists). Then open a Visual
# Studio Command Prompt (from the Start menu), and run:
#   nmake /F nmakefile

!include <win32.mak>

all: test-escape_windows_command_arg

.c.obj:
	$(cc) /c /D WIN32=1 /I .. $*.c

test-escape_windows_command_arg: test-escape_windows_command_arg.obj
	$(link) /OUT:test-escape_windows_command_arg.exe test-escape_windows_command_arg.obj /NODEFAULTLIB:LIBCMT ..\nbase.lib shell32.lib
