What's the appropriate Go shebang line?

There isn't one by default. There is a third-party tool called gorun that will allow you to do it, though https://wiki.ubuntu. Com/gorun.

There isn't one by default. There is a third-party tool called gorun that will allow you to do it, though. Https://wiki.ubuntu.Com/gorun Unfortunately the compilers don't like the shebang line.

You can't compile the same code you run with gorun.

Argh. 6g and friends bork when they see a shebang. – mcandre Oct 10 at 22:04 Sorry, I should've mentioned that.Edited.

– Evan Shaw Oct 12 at 3:16.

Go programs are compiled to binaries; I don't think there is an option to run them directly from source. This is similar to other compiled languages such as C++ or Java. Some languages (such as Haskell) offer both a fully compiled mode and a "script" mode which you can run directly from source with a shebang line.

1 wheras Perl is an interpreted scripting language.... – James Khoury Oct 9 at 23:11.

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