On 10/8/08, naruto canada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi > > (I've asked on comp.unix.shell but got no real help) > > anyone have any idea on how to achieve this -- > I'm facing a very stubborn "configure" file that I spend all day try > to modify, but to avail... > anyway, all I need to do is to replace every call to gcc -La1 -La2 ... > -Ib1 -Ib2 ... to > gcc -La2 -La1 ... -Ib2 -Ib1 ... in other words, reverse the "include" > and "library" lists. > > I can reverse lists easily by any programming language, > but I need to intercept the commands and make changes before it's executed. > > I don't think bash has "programmable" alias. > > Also I've looked at bashdb, it's not clear it's intended purpose is > for intercepting commands. > > (as of today, I've resolved the issue by other means. but it would be > nice to have a feature like this to deal with stubborn packages and > configures.) > > Thanks. >
I've got a solution from the newgroup. ignore my post.
