to list all methods from a shared library I use the what has an output like this: But when I try to pipe the output of find into objdump like this I get this error: and this lib folder does contain a lot of shared library files. What is wrong with my command? SK Answer or objdump expects the name
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How can GNU time utility ignores pipe symbol and takes all what left in command line as one execve argument?
Linux, if I run time tar -c stock_file | lz4 > stock_file.lz4, actually it makes something like time (tar -c stock_file | lz4 > stock_file.lz4), but if I write one little program: Then I build it to pretending_time and run it: Well well, the parameter is well not well | cat, then I have the check the source code of
Read stdin in chunks in Bash pipe
I have some shell scripts that works with pipes like such: My bar.sh calls some command line program that can only take a certain number of lines of stdin. Thus, I want foo.sh’s large stdout to be chunked up in N number of lines to make multiple bar.sh calls. Essentially, paginate foo.sh’s stdout and do multiple bar.sh. Is it possible?
“cat a | cat b” ignoring contents of a
The formal definition of pipe states that the STDOUT of the left file will be immediately piped to the STDIN of the right file.I have two files, hello.txt and human.txt. cat hello.txt returns Hello and cat human.txt returns I am human.Now if I do cat hello.txt | cat human.txt, shouldn’t that return Hello I am human?Instead I’m seeing command not
redirecting stdin to tempfile in script
I want to write a bash script that receives a list of files through a pipe, writes a tempfile and then starts a program (qiv – an image viewer) with this tempfile. Example: where piped_qiv would look something like this: I’m probably missing something very basic about bash scripting but I was not able to find a proper solution to
How to use the attach the same console as output for a process and input for another process?
I am trying to use suckless ii irc client. I can listen to a channel by tail -f out file. However is it also possible for me to input into the same console by starting an echo or cat command? If I background the process, it actually displays the output in this console but that doesn’t seem to be right
Unix pipe experiment hangs
The problem is that this program won’t output the expected START and END, also not exiting unless I kill it from shell. Answer You have the order of the dup2( existing_fd, new_fd ) parameters reversed. You have another bug that breaks lots of “let’s try out pipe(2)” experiments. You aren’t closing the ends of the pipe that get duplicated over
Read noonnamed pipe in terminal
Hellow. I have very simple C program. I create pipe in program (standard, non-named). Can I read pipe of existing process in terminal (stream with > or cat?). I try it but my command do nothing. Im know tkat i can create named pipe who is very easy for external I/O. I have number of pipe for /proc/number/fd Why I
What is the best way to evaluate two variables representing a single pipeline command in bash?
I have a function produce which determines whether a file is present and if not it runs the following command. This works fine when the command output simply writes to stdout. However in the command below I pipe the output to a second command and then to a third command before it outputs to stdout. In this scenario I get
linux read sys call doesnt get EOF
First of all sorry if my English won’t be fluent and clear. I’m working on understanding pipes and communication between processes. I have tried to implement two c programs, the one writes into a certain pipe from what he reads from the standard input and the other one waits until the pipe opens and reads from it and prints to