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$(exeext) misused in Makefile.in?




I'm wondering whether the $(exeext) really belongs in
gcc/Makefile.in in the locations where stage1, 2, 3 are being built
with the settings "CC=stage1/xgcc$(exeext) -B........" etc.  It looks
to me like $(exeext) is being used correctly elsewhere but
commands like "stage1/xgcc.exe" rather than "stage1/xgcc" don't
always work even under cygwin32.  Maybe there's something
else wrong when those commands don't work.

 Another thing; under w95/cygwin32, include files aren't always
picked up via -L./config; it seems more reliable to change the
files so that this search path isn't needed.  I can't blame egcs for
that, however.

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