"*.c" is not a binary file type; removing it so that kernel does not …

…get considered a binary app
asaulys · Aug 11, 2008 · 4f41195 · 4f41195
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diff --git a/lib/epkg/src/epkg_validation.erl b/lib/epkg/src/epkg_validation.erl
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 %%--------------------------------------------------------------------
 %% Macros
 %%--------------------------------------------------------------------
--define(BINARY_FILE_EXTENSIONS, ["cmx","py","c","bat","exe","so"]).
+-define(BINARY_FILE_EXTENSIONS, ["cmx","py","bat","exe","so"]).
 
 %% List of regexs that are compared against the output of the "file" command to determine if a
 %% given file is a "binary" file or not

diff --git a/scripts/faxien-auto-publish.py b/scripts/faxien-auto-publish.py
@@ -470,7 +470,7 @@ def get_published_apps():
     return apps
 
 
-BINARY_FILE_EXTENSIONS = ["cmx", "py", "c", "bat", "exe", "so"]
+BINARY_FILE_EXTENSIONS = ["cmx", "py", "bat", "exe", "so"]
 
 def is_binary_lib(app_dir):
     """Is the application binary? (i.e., has hardware specific code).