> Greg Ward wrote: > > > > Completely off-topic: the "/usr/bin/env" hack doesn't work with > > command-line arguments under Linux: > > > > Grumble. Andrew and I tried to track this down once, and found > > suspicious-looking code in the kernel (ie., I don't think it's the fault > > of GNU env). > > I've noticed this as well. Do you have any pointers to the suspicious > kernel code? Did you bring this up on the linux kernel development > list? This is age-old. The kernel only passes on one argument (and it has to be of limited length). In "/usr/bin/env python", "python" is that one argument. I guess there's a really good reason (like resource constraints) for this or it would've been fixed ages ago, wouldn't it? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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