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Also, under Windows, the hashbang line would be ignored, and unnecessary. For windows, there's registry entries tell windows what interpreter to use for a specific extension. So you could eliminate the first line in the above example, but you'd have to do some other work (including picking and using a specific extension).
Also, under Windows, the hashbang line would be ignored, and unnecessary. For windows, there's registry entries tell windows what interpreter to use for a specific extension. So you could eliminate the first line in the above example, but you'd have to do some other work (including picking and using a specific extension).


Meanwhile, we could do something similar with compiled C. We have the option of feeding the text to the jconsole executable, or we could do what the [https://github.com/jsoftware/jsource/blob/master/jsrc/jconsole.c#L313 jconsole] executable does and link to the J shared library, calling jedo() to run our script.
Meanwhile, we could do something similar with compiled C. Here's a minimal example which builds and runs under Linux:

That said, if you have your heart set on creating an executable of your own, here's a minimal example which builds and runs under Linux:


<lang C>/* github jsoftware/jsource 903-release-b */
<lang C>/* github jsoftware/jsource 903-release-b */
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