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| howtos:misc:anatomy_of_a_slackbuild [2019/12/28 19:30 (UTC)] – [Anatomy Of a Slackbuild] captain_sensible | howtos:misc:anatomy_of_a_slackbuild [2020/01/04 15:43 (UTC)] – [Anatomy Of a Slackbuild] captain_sensible |
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| Before we go into this let me have a look in my slackware file system and see whats there at /tmp/SBo.Taking a quick look at the image will give you a clue that the slackbuild works, by using the /tmp/SBo/ directory and creates a directory with the syntax package-packagename.So if we now have a look at the code above. CWD (current working directory) is a variable and is set to the value of pwd. If you run that in a terminal window, it will tell you where you in a bash context where you are working from.{{howtos:misc:tmp_Sbo.gif}} | Before we go into this let me have a look in my slackware file system and see whats there at /tmp/SBo.Taking a quick look at the image will give you a clue that the slackbuild works, by using the /tmp/SBo/ directory and creates a directory with the syntax package-packagename.So if we now have a look at the code above. CWD (current working directory) is a variable and is set to the value of pwd. If you run that in a terminal window, it will tell you where you in a bash context where you are working from.{{ howtos:misc:tmp_Sbo.gif }} |
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| TMP is going to be set to /tmp/SBo. | TMP is going to be set to /tmp/SBo. |
