wine users - Nov 2011 - Running bash script from batch file

I am using the Keil uVision IDE under Wine. This has the option to run a
user-specified batch file for special compilations. The batch file I have
written determines whether it is running under Windows or Linux and, in the
latter case, runs a shell script to perform the required action. (The shell
script simply converts the file names from DOS to Linux and runs the same Java
program to perform the work.)

This used to work. However, when I recreated by source tree anew from the VCS,
it stopped working. The failure appears to be that it cannot find the shell
script. (Both the batch file and the shell script have the executable flag set.)
Adding debug output to the batch file shows that it is finding the shell script,
but it still reports "file not found" when trying to execute it. (I
have checked that the path has exactly the same case as the command.)


Code:

@echo off
REM SHELL is defined under Wine, but not under Windows

if not "%SHELL%"=="" (
	echo "Linux"
	if exist ../utilities/h86crc/bin/javacrc.sh (
		echo "javacrc.sh exists"
		../utilities/h86crc/bin/javacrc.sh %1 %2 %3 %4
	) else (
		echo "javacrc.sh not found"
	) 
) else (
	echo "Windows"
	java %1 %2 %3 %4
)




The output is:

User command #1: ..\utilities\h86crc\bin\javacrc.bat -jar
..\utilities\h86crc\bin\H86CRC.jar -m:1024
H:\projects\atlasxml\AtlasMV\Bin\AtlasMV_NRIM01.H86
"Linux"
"javacrc.sh exists"
File not found

The first line of the shell script is an echo command and this does not appear.

Any help in resolving this would be very much appreciated.

Thanks.

cpicds wrote:
> The shell script simply converts the file names from DOS to Linux
See http://wiki.winehq.org/winepath

vitamin wrote:
> 
> cpicds wrote:
> > The shell script simply converts the file names from DOS to Linux
> 
> See http://wiki.winehq.org/winepath

The shell script does that correctly. However, Wine is not running the shell
script and simply reporting "File not found" - although it has already
successfully found the file in the "if exists" statement.

For reference, the shell script is:


Code:

#!/bin/bash
echo "javacrc.sh"
# Translates uVision file specification from Windows to Unix and
# executes Java command with translated names. Realpath is used
# because Java appears not to like the winepath output.
JARFILE="$(winepath "$2")"
HEXFILE="$(winepath "$4")"
JARFILE="$(realpath "$JARFILE")"
HEXFILE="$(realpath "$HEXFILE")"
java $1 "$JARFILE" $3 "$HEXFILE"
# Convert line ends to MS-DOS format (requires tofrodos package)
todos -u "$HEXFILE"




The echo statement output does not appear.