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The problem with make.bat in the distribution is that the 
file is marked as eol-style:native and the distribution 
was checked out on a non-DOS system. This means that the 
batch file in the distribution has LF line endings.

A bit of experimentation shows that batch files using LF 
line endings work about 99% of the time and the other 1% 
they throw really weird inexplicable errors. The fix is to 
change the svn:eol-style property to CRLF (I've now done 
that on the trunk).

(Thanks to my wife who suggested this might be the problem 
within about 5 seconds of my describing the problem).

Oops... Didn't mean to press 'send' yet... :( crappy forms
(oh, for visitors, I removed a half-written message from
this thread)

Okay, let me try again... :\

You don't need to build the templates unless you're using a
Subversion checkout, they're already available pre-built in
the release tarballs. I'm not sure what you're using, but if
you just want to try out Kupu I'd reccomend grabbing a
release and using that (try 'common/kupu.html' for instance).

Therefore I wanted to suggest to close this issue, but come
to think of it it may be a nice place to monitor progress in
what indeed seems to be a bug you're pointing out, since it
*does* seem that make doesn't run properly on (certain
flavours of?) Windows...

Changed the topic and nosied in Duncan (although he should
have already noticed that from my click accident :\ )

I would like to try kupu installation on my MS XP home
edition, to evaluate it and insert it in our CMS (that we
are doing for Roma 2 University)
I did these steps:
- I copied all xsl libraries on c:\libxslt (dll and exe)
- I run make.bat but it doesn't work: dos don't like this row:
            set TARGETS=!TARGETS! %%M
to be more precise it seems that dos doesn't like !TARGETS!
why it is wrong? what it means?
it is necessary to pass any parameter to make.bat?

I've seen on your site and it seems that all are able to
install it
Thank a lot
Alessandra