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Date:	Thu, 08 Jul 1999 11:18:03 +1000
From:	Geoff Appleby <geoff AT topic DOT com DOT au>
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To:	abl893s AT mail DOT smsu DOT edu
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Subject:	Re: perplexing error with g++
References:	<002544308010879HELIUM AT helium DOT smsu DOT edu>

abl893s AT mail DOT smsu DOT edu wrote:

> With release 20.1 "#!" on first line of C++ file I get error "Invalid
> name" for line 1, upon trying to compile with g++.

A #! line is a some sort of scipt isn't it?  A C++ program that has a
line starting with a # is a
preprocessor directive - and the preprocessor doesn't exaclt run shell
scripts for you.
Why have it in there? what's the line?


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