Strip whitespace from $arch and use cl.exe instead of "cl".#1
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Hi! I didn't see this PR before, as we don't usually use PRs for contributions here (we normally just send patches for review at ffmpeg-devel, even if this is a separate repo). I just merged a similar change from #1, but the other change, about stripping whitespace from I can merge this, updating the commit message to reflect that the cl.exe change no longer ended up contained in this commit. |
The output of the "arch" command ends with a newline, thus not matching any of the architectures.
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The output of the "arch" command ends with a newline, thus not
matching any of the architectures.
When running under wsl it is necessary to specify the extension,
so prefer the full cl.exe name instead of just "cl".