* Previously, "make tests install" would also copy trivial_test.exe and
trivial_test.d to /usr/local/bin.
* The `install` tool seems to be the conventional way of installing files.
Setting permissions when copying to /usr/local/bin seems like a good
idea.
* Invoke install with -s to strip the symbol tables when they're
installed.
* This avoids a name conflict with an existing unrelated project.
* I think winpty is a better name anyway. (i) It's more obviously
Windows-related. (ii) I think it more accurately describes what it
does. A "pseudo-console" ought to mirror the console API and allow
replacing the implementation built-in to Windows. This project is only
trying to provide functionality similar to using the master interface of
a Unix pty, but for native console programs.
My plan now is to integrate the PseudoConsole with Cygwin and MSYS ptys,
with initial focus on Cygwin. I think I'll keep the separate Agent and DLL
binaries, and they'll continue to be native Win32 binaries. I don't want
to have two build systems (qmake vs whatever MSYS/Cygwin uses), and since
I'd like to remove the Qt dependency anyway, I'm trying to switch to
makefiles.
