Jonathan Larmour wrote: > John Dallaway wrote: >> >> "#! /usr/bin/env tclsh" will work for modern Cygwin, but are we able to >> guarantee the availability and location of "env" any more than that of >> "tclsh" for some arbitrary UNIX-like OS? > > 'env' is a utility defined by POSIX, whereas 'tclsh' isn't. > >> There has been no objection to dropping support for tclsh83 and >> cygtclsh80 so, for the time being, I will take the robust and minimally >> invasive approach of tweaking the CDL make rule to call "tclsh >> heapgen.tcl ..." directly. Clearly we don't need the convenience of #! >> magic in this particular context. > > We may as well have an identical solution for all scripts, including > those that do want to be invoked directly on the command line.
OK. There are 9 occurrences: devs/framebuf/synth/current/src/gen_synthfb.tcl ecosadmin.tcl fs/rom/current/support/file2c.tcl hal/mips/ref4955/current/misc/swap4.tcl hal/mips/ref4955/current/misc/slow_cat.tcl hal/arm/e7t/current/src/flash_cksum.tcl hal/arm/aeb/current/src/flash_cksum.tcl io/framebuf/current/src/gen_framebufs.tcl pkgconf/fixhtml.tcl services/memalloc/common/current/src/heapgen.tcl I will clean these up to use "#! /usr/bin/env tclsh". John Dallaway
