ello</code> binary executable, instead of using the Oak CLI. If we do so, we see a nearly identical output. But this time, the running executable is called <code>./hello</code>!</p><pre><code>$ ./hello
Hello from `oak pack`!
Current executable: "./hello"</code></pre><p><code>oak pack</code> can also pack multi-file Oak programs with imports between them, pre-include other Oak modules, and cross-pack binaries between macOS, Linux, and BSDs if given Oak interpreters for those other platforms. This post is abo