windows - The system cannot find the file specified in bash -


I am trying to run SIFT descriptor in Windows, there are a large number of files, so instead of running one I am trying to run for all the files in a directory. I am using the following command:

  siftwin32 <% ~ i.pgm> gt;% ~ ni.key`   

siftwin32 is a binary executable file and it exists in the folder. I am in the current directory I use the dir to see if it exists and it is listed. But when I run the command, I am saying the error that the system can not locate the specified file.

How to give the path in command?

The command is failing because it can not get siftwin32; This is failing because it can not find the .pgm file for redirection.

% i variable already has a .pgm extension, so it fails when you add a second extension.% I In (* .pgm) for

  siftWin32 & lt; "% I" & gt; "% ~ Ni.key"    

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