Hello!
One Fedora user reading this mailing list asked me to notify all good
folks in ast-user list that ksh package in Fedora got support for
compiled ksh scripts - their binary format is registered so it's much
easier to execute them.
Once you compile your script:
$ shcomp your_script.sh compiled_script
you can execute it directly
./compiled_script
because this file has some magic footprint at the begin and system
recognises it and knows how to execute it.
For this, you need ksh rpm package 20120801-3 or later. This package is
in standard update repositories, so 'yum update ksh' is all you need
to do.
Thanks for your attention.
Over and out.
Michal
PS: I'm not sure this notification is necessary, because I think (hope)
all Fedora users know where to get their updates and how to find out
what those updates bring. So, If you are Fedora user and this
information had some benefit for you, let me know (off-list). Thank you.
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