| 268 | | All test files should use C<#!/usr/bin/pugs> as the shebang line (first line of |
| 269 | | the script). There're no real technical reasons for this convention, it's just |
| 270 | | for consistency. Remember to put a C<use v6> in the beginning of your Perl 6 |
| 271 | | programs, too, to keep perl5 from accidentally running Perl 6 code. |
| | 268 | All test files should not use any shebang line, as they specify a single |
| | 269 | runtime for the code but Perl 6 code should run under multiple runtimes, |
| | 270 | Pugs and the v6 Perl 5 module to name two. Remember to put a C<use v6> in |
| | 271 | the beginning of your Perl 6 programs, too, to keep perl5 from accidentally |
| | 272 | running Perl 6 code. |