I am not sure which newsgroup is right for this message … i think this one
is so.
the version of grep/egrep for QNXRTP does not support -r (recursive) option.
is it a porting issue ? or there is something i am missing ? whatever it is
this is slowing me down. any suggestions regarding this issue are welcome.
: I am not sure which newsgroup is right for this message … i think this one
: is so.
: the version of grep/egrep for QNXRTP does not support -r (recursive) option.
: is it a porting issue ? or there is something i am missing ? whatever it is
: this is slowing me down. any suggestions regarding this issue are welcome.
‘-r’ is GNU Grep feature, but compiling GNU Grep should be an uneventfull
adventure.
I just want to say THANK YOU again, Alain… Your suggestion to change
config.guess/.sub pair is really invaluable, at least for me. I was
always wondering what to do with a lot of relatively old packages In
many cases I did something like
…/configure --host=PENTIUM
which was defintely good idea - it went working (i.e. configuring ,
but then make had a lot of pain.
One suggestion - may be it is good idea to put this thing in visible
place.
: I am not sure which newsgroup is right for this message … i think this one
: is so.
: the version of grep/egrep for QNXRTP does not support -r (recursive) option.
: is it a porting issue ? or there is something i am missing ? whatever it is
: this is slowing me down. any suggestions regarding this issue are welcome.
‘-r’ is GNU Grep feature, but compiling GNU Grep should be an uneventfull
adventure.
Previously, Ankur Bhargava wrote in qdn.public.porting:
Hi,
I am not sure which newsgroup is right for this message … i think this one
is so.
the version of grep/egrep for QNXRTP does not support -r (recursive) option.
is it a porting issue ? or there is something i am missing ? whatever it is
this is slowing me down. any suggestions regarding this issue are welcome.
If you can’t get the GNU grep to work, you may be able to work around the
problem by doing the following:
cd to top directory that you want to search
run “find . -type f | xargs grep PATTERN”