Tcl and TCC-interpreted C misclassified as JavaScript

linguist seems to be a bit too happy to mark code as JavaScript.

This is a normal C file, only without an extension. The first line states /usr/bin/tcc -run as the interpreter, which is a very unmistakable identifier for regular C code. I suggest adding this "interpreter" to languages.yml for C.
https://github.com/pjanouch/ZyklonB/blob/master/plugins/script

Similarly, while this Tcl file doesn't have an extension either, the interpreter line of /usr/bin/env tclsh should make it pretty clear that this is supposed to be Tcl code. tclsh seems to be already present in languages.yml, so I'm not sure if this is a problem of JavaScript overriding this, or of not being able to detect interpreters correctly after /usr/bin/env.
https://github.com/pjanouch/ZyklonB/blob/master/plugins/coin

[pchaigno]

I suggest adding this "interpreter" to languages.yml for C.

Sounds like a good idea to me (but I'm not from GitHub though); I think you should open a pull request for that.

tclsh seems to be already present in languages.yml, so I'm not sure if this is a problem of JavaScript overriding this, or of not being able to detect interpreters correctly after /usr/bin/env.

Interpreters are not a requirement for files to be detected properly. Meaning that if a file doesn't have a tclsh shebang, it can still be a Tcl file. Thus, Linguist keeps it as a potential candidate and, in that case, the Bayesian classifier detected it as JavaScript :/

The Tcl issue seems to have been somehow fixed now.

[pchaigno]

@pjanouch Do you want to open a pull request for tcc or should I do it?

@pchaigno I would rather if someone more knowledged in the project made the change, even if it seems to be a one-liner (or two-liner). I would probably get to it eventually but if you feel like contributing, sure, take it.

[pchaigno]

I opened a pull request at #2147.

[arfon]

#2147 is now merged. It'll be another couple of weeks before this change is live on GitHub.com