Bug in #! processing
Ryan Sommers
ryans at gamersimpact.com
Sat Oct 2 01:39:33 PDT 2004
David G. Lawrence wrote:
>>The following patch changes the check for end of line, so that a comment
>>on the first line must be preceded by white space (' ' or '\t').
>>
>>
>
> Personally, I'm thinking that all of the support for a "comment" on
>the interpreter line is bogus and it would be better to back out rev
>1.21 rather than add even more complicated code to work around all of
>the problems that it causes.
>
>-DG
>
>
I tend to agree. I don't really see adding comments on the first line as
being all that necessary or useful of a feature personally. However, as
someone mentioned this has been in for almost 5 years and it's equally
bad to break a feature some might have come to rely on.
I'm not sure I like adding a sysctl for something as trivial as this
either, something along the lines of kernel bloat. But if that's the
best solution to incrementally back this out then I guess it has to be.
Perhaps this is something that should be taken to arch@ for further
discussion.
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Ryan Sommers
ryans at gamersimpact.com
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