Hi Anthony and all,

I think one of the directory handling changes that happened in
envvar.c did introduce a bug, and I want to say it has to do with code
that did assume paths given "./" or "../" or the like were absolute.
What I'm experiencing is if I do something like:

csound examples/xanadu.csd -o ./test.wav

The wav file does not get generated in the cwd, but rather in SFDIR.

I've taken a look to find out what's going on but haven't quite found
it yet.  Any suggestions?

steven

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