Reading shebang in comment

[chrisalcantara]

In my Emacs config, I have clang-format do most of my formatting.

Adding a shebang: #!/usr/bin/c -Wall -Wextra -Werror seems to mess with the formatter.

Perhaps it might be possible to put the shebang in a comment:

// #!/usr/bin/c -Wall -Wextra -Werror

and have c look for it with regex: ^\/\/[\s]?#!.*?

[ryanmjacobs]

So here's the thing, you can comment out the shebang, but then it becomes kinda useless -- you can't execute the script with ./main.c. You could just forgo the shebang entirely and use c main.c instead.

Although I could see it being a nice feature to detect CFLAGS (-Wall, etc.) and execute with those.

[chrisalcantara]

I see. I thought the shebang was a way to pass CFLAGs. But if that's not part of the current implementation, then I understand not needing it all.