Add $(EXE) suffix to executables in Makefiles #5564
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Define EXE variable in Makefile.system (set to .exe on Windows, empty otherwise) and update all test executables to use it for Windows compatibility. - Makefile.system: Add EXE variable definition - test/Makefile: Update all executables with $(EXE) suffix - ctest/Makefile: Update all executables with $(EXE) suffix - utest/Makefile: Update UTESTBIN and UTESTEXTBIN with $(EXE) suffix - Makefile.install: Update install_tests target with $(EXE) suffix - .gitignore: Add *.exe pattern Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Define EXE variable in Makefile.system (set to .exe on Windows,
empty otherwise) and update all test executables to use it for
Windows compatibility.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 [email protected]