At 09:33 AM 2001.06.20 +0200, Ronald Jaramillo wrote:
>To find make Martin suggested %wich make or %where make. On my machine
>make & gnumake are where they should be, thougth bash can not find wich
>or where? Are this to tools part of the developer tools? They are not on
>/usr/bin, where else can they be? Otherwise where can I get them?
As a side note, OS X comes with tcsh by default; bash would have to be installed
separately. Both which & where show up as built-in commands; look at the man pages for
tcsh to get a list of the others. The man pages are very long, 53 pages; builtin
commands begin in the references section, starting on page 22 and running through page
35. Relevant lines:
where command (+)
Reports all known instances of command,including aliases,
builtins and executables in path.
which command (+)
Displays the command that will be executed by the shell after
substitutions, path searching, etc. The builtin command is just
like which(1), but it correctly reports tcsh aliases and
builtins and is 10 to 100 times faster.See also the which-
command editor command.
Make isn't one of the builtins, but that shouldn't be surprising.
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Chris Devers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
