- Aug 13 2017 lua-mpack is now available in mingw-packages.
- issue#7059
CMake has two generatores using Make for windows.
MinGW Makefiles
expects to run from the cmd shell (uses mingw32-make)
CMake has two generatores using Make for windows.
MinGW Makefiles
expects to run from the cmd shell (uses mingw32-make)os_can_exe() used by executable() actually checks PATHEXT. Behaviour in Vim is:
executable('no_such_file') returns 0
executable('file') returns 1 if file.bat,file.exe,etc exist ($PATHEXT)
executable('file.bat')returns 1
executable('file.exe')returns 1
This could lead to the misconception that, for example, executable("file.bat") being 1 implies that system(["file.bat"]) is expected to succeed, which is not true. But this is an issue with system([])
in windows and not with executable()
. The notion of executable in Windows is fundamentaly a shell concept, because unlike UNIX there no notion of shebang and permission bits, that allows execution of non binary files.
#!/usr/bin/python3 | |
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# Little script to check if Appveyor is stuck | |
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# The return code is (2) if the build is considered stuck, (0) if not | |
# stuck, and (1) for other errors | |
import json | |
import sys | |
import requests |