build-support/factor.cmd: spruce up "unable to detect cl.exe" message. use "call" to invoke cl so it doesn't stop the batch job if it's not on the path
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@echo off
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@echo off
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if not exist Nmakefile goto wrongdir
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if not exist Nmakefile goto wrongdir
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cl 2>&1 | find "x86" >nul
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call cl 2>&1 | find "x86" >nul
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if not errorlevel 1 goto cl32
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if not errorlevel 1 goto cl32
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cl 2>&1 | find "x64" >nul
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call cl 2>&1 | find "x64" >nul
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if not errorlevel 1 goto cl64
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if not errorlevel 1 goto cl64
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goto nocl
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goto nocl
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@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ set _bootimage="boot.winnt-x86.64.image"
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goto platformdefined
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goto platformdefined
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:nocl
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:nocl
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echo "Unable to detect cl.exe target platform."
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echo Unable to detect cl.exe target platform.
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goto fail
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echo Make sure you're running within the Visual Studio or Windows SDK environment.
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goto cleanup
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:platformdefined
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:platformdefined
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