Mike Raiford wrote:

> Yep. It's an application manifest. It gives Windows additional 
> information about the app, such as versions of DLLs that it requires, 
> among other things. Also can be useful for such things as getting 
> Windows XP style UI.

OK... So how come this was never needed before? (And deleting it has no 
apparent effect on anything.)

I might have to have a go at compiling something that uses GTK. Haskell 
doesn't have the ability to call DLLs directly, so the only way a 
Haskell program could possibly require a DLL is if you're using some 
external library code that requires one.

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