To be clear.
I am not suggesting that Compilers like GCC be modified to act on the "#!", or
even fully support it.
Just that they be simply modified to ignore "#!" - on the first line (which should terminate with
either a "/r" or "/n").
This allows the easy creation of scripts to handle an exec
You can also do what I do now (the example in my first message), and don't need to
pre-process the file before sending it to the compiler. What Jonothan suggested
("Still it would be a nice touch ...") would be great - but simply being able
use a custom script to (like I do in the example) w
This is just a suggestion to make it easier for Linux/Unix users to use the Gnu
compilers instead of having to use a scripting language for short little
utilities.
I know someone has created and released a binary C interpreter for this purpose.
But why would you want to install another progra
