Jim Gifford wrote:
I also noticed that LLH moves things from asm-generic and incorporates
them into asm-{arch}, so that kinda of throws things off a little.
I have an idea about this too. This may not be portable because of the
math, not sure:
cd asm-${arch}
# find files that contain '<asm-generic' and get rid of the '#include '
# to make a colon (:) separated list with line number
for combine in $(grep -nr "<asm-generic" * | sed '[EMAIL PROTECTED] @@')
do
# Assign each variable by the previous output
file=$(echo "$combine" | cut -d: -f1)
line=$(echo "$combine" | cut -d: -f2)
include=$(echo "$combine" | cut -d: -f3 | sed 's@<@@' | sed 's@>@@')
# eline or end line will be passed to head
eline=$(( $line - 1 ))
# determine the length of the file
length=$(grep -c '^' $file)
# sline or start line will be passed to tail
sline=$(( $length - $line ))
# backup
mv $file ${file}-orig
# create new file from old line before asm-generic include
head -n $eline ${file}-orig > $file
# add contents of asm-generic header to new file
cat ../$include >> $file
# add remaining parts, minus the include line, from original file
tail -n $sline ${file}-orig >> $file
rm ${file}-orig
done
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