The #! marker at the beginning of scripts is called a shebang.
The #! marker at the beginning of scripts is called a shebang.
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Is scripts' use of a shebang line differing from the default shell cause for concern?
my scripts are developed using a shebang line as "#!/bin/ksh" and the default shell is
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/ksh
i am moving all these scripts without changing the shebang line to a new machine where the default shell is
$ echo…
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make #!/usr/bin/env python -u shebang portable
I have this non-portable shebang:
#!/usr/bin/env python -u
It is non portable because python -u is fed as one single arg to env on my system.
Challenge: make this shebang portable changing the shebang only - that is to say a one-liner.
In other…
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Alternative to using shebang
I am trying to set up my system so that php can be run without including the shebang in every file. Is there an alternative to using #!/usr/bin/php in every php file I write?
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Shebang line C. How does it work?
I was reading the Advanced Programming in UNIX and stumbled upon this example. What is the shebang line doing here? Here's the top part of the code.
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
BEGIN {
printf("#include \"apue.h\"\n")
printf("#include \n")
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What is the shebang for Anaconda Python?
There are 2 python versions (Python Vanilla & Anaconda) both 3.7.3-64 bit.
#!python3.7.3-64 - for Python vanilla
What is the shebang for Anaconda?
#!C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\python.exe is not working.
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Is it necessary to include shebang #!/bin/bash in a header file?
There was a requirement to include #!/bin/bash in the first line of all files in a project to create static libraries, but during compilation of the object file, the compiler gave me the message:
In file included from 0-isupper.c:1:
main.h:1:2:…
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