Use weakly_canonical to get executable's path #623
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Due to my lack of C++ understanding, I made this PR and I guess it doesn't really make sense. After reading a bit, I am failing to understand why you would want to know the executable's path for Doesn't it make more sense to simply use the current folder? Getting the executable's path is a bit tricky as it might be a file added to PATH and, in that case, |
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Ok, this should figure out the real executable path |
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Not sure why this was reverted, but it solves this issue @m-schuetz
#527