> This is very odd. That's decidedly *not* what happens on Linux. Anyone
> else? Versions?
Well, that's decidedly *not* what *your* Linux does. Mine's been
doing -sc (or -cs, your choice) for the last three versions at least.
Results below, using the same test script as everybody else, except
for changing the path to the interpreter.
(Distributions: Slackware 3.6 on arrow [customized kernel] and
Slackware 7.0 on cronkite [customized kernel].)
arrow:~$ uname -a
Linux arrow 2.0.35 #3 Sun Oct 4 09:39:43 PDT 1998 i486 unknown
arrow:~$ /usr/local/rebol/rebol -sc --do "print rebol/version"
2.2.0.4.1
arrow:~$ ./test.r
hello rebol.
arrow:~$
cronkite:~$ uname -a
Linux cronkite 2.2.13 #3 Sat Oct 23 17:44:31 CDT 1999 i686 unknown
cronkite:~$ /usr/local/rebol/rebol -sc --do "print rebol/version"
2.2.0.4.2
cronkite:~$ chmod 755 test.r
cronkite:~$ ./test.r
hello rebol.
Nothing wrong with REBOL Tech's Linux build. What shell are you
using?
Cheers,
Kev
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