[Omake] "#!" processing.

[Jason Hickey]

On Apr 27, 2007, at 5:06 PM, Aleksey Nogin wrote:

> The standard Unix interpretation of the "#!" allows passing at most  
> one argument. If a file "f" starts with
>
> #!foo bar baz
>
> then "./f" is equivalent to "foo 'bar baz' ./f"

Interesting, Linux behaves like you say, but OSX does it the "right"  
way.  But you have convinced me that the "set" command is better.

So, the plan is:
    - Add a "set" command that is like OMakeFlags, but is also active  
at compile time.
    - Remove OMakeArgv; always process options in "strict" mode.
    - (Suggested, but hard to do) Allow unknown -W<...> flags.
    - Remove the #! from the lexer, etc.

I'll do it for 0.9.8.x

Jason

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