As Andrew Pennebaker pointed out, it's likely the user's intended behavior for something like:
#! /usr/bin/env factor -script USING: io ; IN: foo : foo ( -- ) "foo" print MAIN: foo to actually invoke foo, instead of just falling through and doing nothing after parsing the definitions. It wouldn't be too difficult to alter startup so it checks the evaluated script for a MAIN: entry point and runs it if present. Any reason not to? -Joe
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