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    <p>I think <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12886722/vim-autocmd-silent-execution">this</a> is related to what you want, but provides only for a partial solution, because it will not wait until the program has finished running:</p> <blockquote> <p>set makeprg=start\ /min\ ninja\ -C\ build-ninja</p> </blockquote> <p>Getting it to work will not be trivial (see comments), it seems like an important oversight of the Windows version of Vim, because start cannot be executed from makeprg (see comments), only the internal (and more limited !start).</p> <p>The full documentation of the start program (which it seems you would need to somehow invoke) you can find <a href="https://serverfault.com/questions/31608/can-i-run-a-gui-program-in-the-background-on-the-windows-command-line/31621#31621">in this question</a></p>
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    1. COIt is not going to work: a) there is no “!start” program, only “start” b) you forgot to escape spaces c) “start” treats `/wait` as a start of the command because it is not `start` program. `!start` is handled by vim internally and accepts only `/min` and `/b` arguments, only one of them at a time.
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    2. COTo use `start` program you have to escape it using double quotes. And escape quotes for use in `:set`. As I don’t like all those escapes command should look like `let &makeprg='"start" /min /wait ninja -C build-ninja'`, but it doesn’t look like it actually works: in this case “command not found errors” are not thrown which are if I use your variant with a) and b) issues resolved (i.e. removed bang and escaped spaces), but nothing gets started as well. It looks like cmd.exe just don’t like quotes here. Alternative is space before `start`, but leading spaces are stripped of `&makeprg` when run.
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    3. COYou can, of course, escape spaces and remove bang. It won’t make built-in replacement of `start` accept `/wait` argument. And `&makeprg` is unfortunately passed directly to the same code that is responsible for handling `!` commands with leading spaces stripped. I know how to resolve this issue (supply absolute path to executable), but `start.exe` is *not* capturing started programs output (at least its wine implementation). Hence it is useless as `&makeprg` value.
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