aland@infmx.UUCP (Dr. Scump) (03/24/90)
In System V (specifically AT&T System V/386 Release 3.2.2):
If my current shell is sh, how can I run a self-contained csh script?
In BSD, I can say "#!/bin/csh" as the first line, and the script
will run as csh regardless of the invoking shell. In either BSD or
System V, I can run an sh script regardless of the shell it was invoked
from by using ":" as the first line. How do I do the equivalent of
"#!/bin/sh" in System V? Can't find it in TFM...
Objective: I want to have a csh script that will run in any (BSD or
SVR3) environment regardless of the user's current shell.
Thanks in advance.
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