Hello,
Could anyone tell me how I can see the first part of the "make" command
log using "head" in a bash shell?!
i.e. what is the bash equivalent of the csh " make | & head " command?
thanks,
Ali
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Hi,

Try saving the output to a file then analyzing it.

make &> output.txt; head output.txt

On Sunday 28 May 2006 06:13, ali shahrokni wrote:
> Hello,
> Could anyone tell me how I can see the first part of the "make" command
> log using "head" in a bash shell?!
> i.e. what is the bash equivalent of the csh " make | & head " command?
> thanks,
> Ali
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Thanks,

Eric
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