#!/bin/csh
# used by ~/bin/.csh/gzip_bins

# Need to use "file" looking for "executable" as in:
#  /usr/bin/man: setuid ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (FreeBSD), dynamically linked, stripped
#  /usr/bin/man: setuid gzip compressed data, deflated, original filename, last modified: Wed Jun  9 17:32:46 1999, max compression, os: Unix
# 'file' can produce any of these diagnostics, indicating do not compress:
#       a //usr/local/bin/wish8.0 -f script text
#       C shell script text
#       Bourne shell script text
#       setuid setgid Bourne shell script text
#       setuid a /usr/bin/suidperl script text

/tmp/tools/file $1 | /tmp/tools/grep executable > /dev/null

# To prove the above line returns 0 on an executable, & 1 for scripts, 
# extract this Makefile & run it.
# test:
#	@echo "testing /usr/bin/file"
#	./test_exec /usr/bin/file
#	@echo "/usr/bin/file is seen as an executable"
#	@echo "testing /etc/rc"
#	./test_exec /etc/rc
#	@echo "/etc/rc is seen as an executable" # should never get this far