[omniORB] Issue compiling with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022

[Benjamin Bertrand]

Sorry for the slow reply, but I have been away.

> Well this is an enviornmental problem... In the meantime Windows understands Unix slashes more and more, maybe a single slash at the end would work?
>
> Since the "\\ " combination, or better written out below in the Unicode characters, produces
> a single space that is treated as a part of the argument
>
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'SPACE (SP)' (U+0020)
>
> does it work if you use four backslashes instead "\\\\ “

I tried with 4 backslashes and it worked: https://dev.azure.com/conda-forge/84710dde-1620-425b-80d0-4cf5baca359d/_apis/build/builds/1437437/logs/40

>
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'REVERSE SOLIDUS' (U+005C)
> Unicode Character 'SPACE (SP)' (U+0020)
>
> To further troubleshoot this I think there might be an error in the way
> D:\a\_temp\58292c41-7f29-49bd-933b-fc51c78aa3ac.cmd or some other .bat file gets generated.
>
> Definitely those commands should be run with CMD but not with an UNIX shell.
>
> Can you ask it to run it under cmd?

In the conda recipe, I just create a bld.bat file to run “make export”.
The rest is handled by conda-build. I don’t think I can change anything.

Benjamin
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