Hi
Hmm, that's tricky. How do you propose that we solve it?
Currently we specify a name without the extension. On windows of course
most executables have a .exe extension so we automatically append that.
We don't want people to have to say:
executable: foo.exe
since then it's not portable to non-windows. So how can we infer that no
extra .exe extension is required? Is it reasonable to guess that if it
already has one '.' in the name that we shouldn't add a .exe extension?
Yes, I think thats the logic GHC seems to use, so you need logic that
matches GHC.
I think in this case I'd rather the generated executable from GHC was
index.cgi.exe on Windows and just index.cgi on Linux - but I'm not
sure how to get that going.
Thanks
Neil
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