Doing things based on exe filename is quite standard in Windows land. There's literally a registry key called "Image File Execution Options" where you can add a

Doing things based on exe filename is quite standard in Windows land. There's literally a registry key called "Image File Execution Options" where you can add a subkey with the name of the exe and then add values to control things like what interpreter to launch it under by default. Similar to Linux's binfmt registration, but based on filename rather than magic bytes. Very useful for attaching debuggers to specific subprocesses that you can't launch manually, as long as the process is named sufficiently uniquely. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/askperf/two-minute-drill-configuring-a-debugger-using-image-file-execution-options/373478 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/askperf/two-minute-...