Pete Robbins wrote:
On 21/11/06, Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Our samples directory contain a mix of .bat and .cmd files:
./samples/CppCalculator/deployclient.bat
./samples/CppCalculator/deploy.bat
./samples/CppCalculator/deploywsclient.bat
./samples/CppBigBank/deployclient.bat
./samples/CppBigBank/deploy.bat
./samples/CppBigBank/deploywsclient.bat
./samples/RubyBigBank/deploy.cmd
./samples/RubyCalculator/deploy.cmd
./samples/PythonCalculator/deploy.cmd
./samples/RestCalculator/deploy.cmd
I'd like to make this consistent, either all .bat or all .cmd. Which one
do you prefer?
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Does anyone know what the difference is?
I am not aware of any difference. Some posts on the Web claim that .bat
run with command.com and .cmd with cmd.exe... but I just tested and on
Windows XP SP2 both run with cmd.exe.
We're targeting Windows rather than MS-DOS so I would suggest to go with
.cmd but since my primary platform is Linux I thought I'd let Windows
developers decide :)
Let me know what you prefer and I'll take care of the SVN renames and
the other necessary adjustments.
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