Go has explicitly rejected adding shebang support, mandating this hack, due to being considered "abuse of resources"[0]. Rather `gorun`, which is also called a mistake by Pike, is recommended instead. And can alter this method so not to need to hardcode a path.
/// 2>/dev/null ; gorun "$0" "$@" ; exit $?
>Good-old posix magic. If you ask an LLM, it'll say it's due to Shebangs.
Well, ChatGPT gives same explanation as article, unsurprising considering this mechanic has been repeated many times.
>none other fits as well as Go
Nim, Zig, D, all have `-run` argument and can be used in similar way. Swift, OCaml, Haskell can directly execute a file, no need to provide an argument.
Well, ChatGPT gives same explanation as article, unsurprising considering this mechanic has been repeated many times.
>none other fits as well as Go
Nim, Zig, D, all have `-run` argument and can be used in similar way. Swift, OCaml, Haskell can directly execute a file, no need to provide an argument.
[0]: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/iGHWoUQFHjg/_dbL...