Walter Bright wrote:
Georg Wrede wrote:
And now a major gripe: I have just spent *half a day* trying to figure
out what's wrong when I try to use shebang with rdmd. I was basically
using hello.d with a shebang. And with rdmd I got this peculiar error
message:
.d'nnot read file '
/usr/local/digitalmars/dmd1040/linux/bin/rdmd: Couldn't compile or
execute ./numma.d.
Just now I figured it out: numma.d was a copy of hello.d, which of
course has Windows line endings. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrghhhhhh!
Is that a bug in rdmd or elsewhere? We should as far as possible work
seamlessly with different line endings.
No, it's bash having a problem.
And I wouldn't make a bug report, it's too much to ask that all of linux
is made msdos-file proof. :-)
The shebang stuff stumbles on a ^M at the end. I tested it without rdmd
and got the same problem.
