the #! notation
afsipmh at cidsv01.cid.aes.doe.CA
afsipmh at cidsv01.cid.aes.doe.CA
Thu Jan 17 03:27:05 AEST 1991
Could someone clear up something for me?
- If i put #! /bin/csh on the first line of a script
the c shell will run it. If I put #! /bin/sh the
Bourne shell will etc.
This is all well and good BUT does it assume that I am
starting out in the c shell i.e. is the #! being interpreted
by the c shell. What if my default were Bourne or ksh?
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