* Re: I just thought of a cool hack
@ 1996-02-07 19:27 Arnold D. Robbins
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From: Arnold D. Robbins @ 1996-02-07 19:27 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: byron, rc
Byron said:
> I wanted to use the history command to edit the output of make, in particular
> to change -g to -S to examine asm output. So I did:
>
> ; make -n quick.o >> $history
> ; -- gcc
>
> and edited the command with the history command.
>
> Having history outside of the shell has been very useful to me over the
> years.
I usually do something like
make -n foo | sed 's/-g/-S/' | sh -x
Or I just do the `make | sed' and snarf and barf it back with 9term...
Arnold
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* I just thought of a cool hack
@ 1996-02-07 18:05 Byron Rakitzis
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From: Byron Rakitzis @ 1996-02-07 18:05 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: rc
I wanted to use the history command to edit the output of make, in particular
to change -g to -S to examine asm output. So I did:
; make -n quick.o >> $history
; -- gcc
and edited the command with the history command.
Having history outside of the shell has been very useful to me over the
years.
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