Bug in opentool

[Fred Kiefer]

Opentool tries to add the executable extension to the name of the 
application, which is wrong even for MS Windows, as now openapp will 
only start the application wrapper that does not have this extension.

Also to get an application compiled to be usable I had to add the 
follwoing block into application.make just after ALL_GUI_LIBS is defined.

ifeq ($(WITH_DLL),yes)
TTMP_LIBS := $(ALL_GUI_LIBS)
TTMP_LIBS := $(filter -l%, $(TTMP_LIBS))
# filter all non-static libs (static libs are those ending in _ds, _s, 
_ps..)
TTMP_LIBS := $(filter-out -l%_ds, $(TTMP_LIBS))
TTMP_LIBS := $(filter-out -l%_s,  $(TTMP_LIBS))
TTMP_LIBS := $(filter-out -l%_dps,$(TTMP_LIBS))
TTMP_LIBS := $(filter-out -l%_ps, $(TTMP_LIBS))
# strip away -l, _p and _d ..
TTMP_LIBS := $(TTMP_LIBS:-l%=%)
TTMP_LIBS := $(TTMP_LIBS:%_d=%)
TTMP_LIBS := $(TTMP_LIBS:%_p=%)
TTMP_LIBS := $(TTMP_LIBS:%_dp=%)
TTMP_LIBS := $(shell echo $(TTMP_LIBS)|tr '-' '_')
TTMP_LIBS := $(TTMP_LIBS:%=-Dlib%_ISDLL=1)
ALL_CPPFLAGS += $(TTMP_LIBS)
endif # WITH_DLL

I don't quite see, why the general rule in rules.make does not work in 
this case, while for libraries (but not for bundles) this seems to work.

Cheers
Fred