Scripsit Yonghai Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > the GNU-make over the internet. I found that there is no explanation or > reference to the symbol ">" in the file and this prevents me from > further reading. Could you please show me something about that?
The symbol '>' is commonly used in mathematics to mean "is (strictly) greater than". It is also commonly used in un*x (and un*x-derived) shells to override the default destination for a command's standard output stream. GNU make does no special processing of the '>' character, except that on certain non-un*x operating systems it attempts to emulate the un*x-shell behavior. -- Henning Makholm "I ... I have to return some videos." _______________________________________________ Bug-make mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-make
