youki@newmercury.ics.osaka-u.ac.jp (Youki Kadobayashi) (07/13/90)
Hi folks, Doesn't this method make use for your library order problem? ---------------- cut here ---------------- lorder _* [a-l]* > ../1 lorder [m-z]* > ../2 lorder _* [a-e]* [m-r]* > ../3 lorder [f-l]* [s-z]* > ../4 lorder _* [a-e]* [s-z]* > ../5 lorder [f-l]* [m-r]* > ../6 echo done cd .. cat 1 2 3 4 5 6 | tsort > liborder ---------------- cut here ---------------- It's easy enough. Gather all *.s files into one directory, then chdir there, and exec the script shown above. With older(buggy) version of lorder/tsort, there may be some problems, so you'll need small amount of manual fix. However, with 1.5.10 tsort/lorder there seems to be no problem. Yes, it doesn't require large machines. You can generate your liborder with your Minix running on 8086, 286, or 386, though it takes much time.. Regards, -- Youki Kadobayashi youki@mercury.ics.osaka-u.ac.jp Dept. of Info. Comp. Sci. Osaka University, Japan