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As expected, macOS Big Sur refuses to run the resulting executable: $ ./program.com -bash: ./program.com: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error $ sh ./program.com ./program.com: ./program.com: cannot execute binary file It's quite finicky in what it will accept ;)
People... Please stop using foreign alphabets like that! It's a nightmare for those of us who know the alphabets. It took me a good 20 seconds to read the title. And it's magnitudes worse when someone uses cyrillic for instance and it's native to me.
Agreed. It’s not even a particularly good example of the style, given υ could have been used instead of μ, ο instead of δ.
As expected, macOS Big Sur refuses to run the resulting executable: $ ./program.com -bash: ./program.com: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error $ sh ./program.com ./program.com: ./program.com: cannot execute binary file It's quite finicky in what it will accept ;)
On my Big Sur machine, `bash ./hello.com` works the first time, but then it overwrites itself(!) with a Mach-O, so further executions have to be `./hello.com`.
People... Please stop using foreign alphabets like that! It's a nightmare for those of us who know the alphabets. It took me a good 20 seconds to read the title. And it's magnitudes worse when someone uses cyrillic for instance and it's native to me.
"actmally rdrtable execmtable" that's more or less how it reads to someone who knows the Greek alphabet :-D (I might be partially wrong because I've studied Greek many years ago and my memory is not good)
People... Please stop using foreign alphabets like that! It's a nightmare for those of us who know the alphabets. It took me a good 20 seconds to read the title. And it's magnitudes worse when someone uses cyrillic for instance and it's native to me.
People... Please stop using foreign alphabets like that! It's a nightmare for those of us who know the alphabets. It took me a good 20 seconds to read the title. And it's magnitudes worse when someone uses cyrillic for instance and it's native to me.