> See exec(2): > For a file beginning #!, the arguments passed to the program > (/bin/rc in the example above) will be the name of the file > being executed, any arguments on the #! line, the name of > the file again, and finally the second and subsequent argu- > ments given to the original exec call. The result honors > the two conventions of a program accepting as argument a > file to be interpreted and argv[0] naming the file being > executed.
I always seem to expect a subtly different behaviour from what I get. In this case, I note now that NetBSD behaves exactly the same, but I only considered trying it out after you've made me read that passage for the sixteenth time. I guess I always read in it what I was hoping to find. I guess that means I have nothing to fix. Not only, but any extensions I was hoping for are shown to be utterly impractical :-( Let me go back to ELF... ++L
