We need to convert RANLIB.csh to bash shell.
RANLIB.csh
1 :#!/bin/csh -f
2 :#
3 :# tests to see if the program 'ranlib' exists. If it does, runs ranlib on
4 :# the first argument (a library name). Otherwise, does nothing, and returns
5 :#
6 :# written by John Bradley for the XV 3.00 release
7 :# thanks to John Hagan for shell-script hackery
8 :#
9 :
10 :echo "executing 'ranlib $1'..."
11 :
12 :# Is there a ranlib? Let's try and then suffer the consequences...
13 :set haveranlib = `ranlib $1 >& /dev/null`
14 :
15 :if ( $status ) then
16 : echo "There doesn't seem to be a ranlib on this system..."
17 : echo "Don't worry about it."
18 :endif
19 :
20 :echo ""
21 :echo ""
22 :
23 :
I created the below.
RANLIB.sh
#/bin/bsh -f
echo "start"
echo "print status:"
echo $status
echo "end"
$ ./RANLIB.sh
start
print status:
(nothing)
end
after that I found "/usr/bin/csh" and realized that we could more easily solve it by changing path "1 :#!/bin/csh -f" to "1 :#!/usr/bin/csh -f"
