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bash vs. sh
Hi,
First of all, I am running Leopard on a Powerbook G4. I have written a shell script using bash syntax. However my shebang line is #!/bin/sh. I was under the impression that on a Mac OS, #!/bin/sh points to bash, but I have yet to receive a definitive answer on that. - However, my script works fine with #!/bin/sh as shebang. Is this because bash is just a newer version of sh, and I must not have included any code that is bash exclusive? - Should I expect to see any differences in the way my script runs if I change the shebang to #!/bin/bash? Mike |
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