execve() should polyfill #! on windows

[mwisnicki]

Copied from bellard/quickjs#197:

#!/bin/qjs
console.log("Hello");

It doesn't work when invoked from bash as script:

$ ./test.qjs
./test.qjs: line 2: syntax error near unexpected token `"Hello"'
./test.qjs: line 2: `console.log("Hello");'
$ qjs test.qjs
Hello

The same works with native build.

Running on Windows 11. Problem might me broader than qjs but I haven't checked.

[jart]

What shell are you using? Cosmopolitan bash?

[mwisnicki]

Yes

[jart]

@mrdomino Does adding a feature to execve() sound interesting to you? It's the other side of the coin compared to APE Loader.

[mrdomino]

Sure!

[mrdomino]

Sorry for not responding sooner; I received one spam notification from a Github issue I was subscribed to a week ago, and since then ProtonMail has apparently been marking all of my Github notifications as spam.

[mrdomino]

Haven't forgotten about this, just have a bunch of other priorities.

[mrdomino]

Is there anything left to do on this?

I unfortunately do not have a windows VM at the moment.