I now remember why I used the complicated expr command and make; it's to ensure it works with C and C++.
And any language that happens to accept // as a comment and is supported by "make". (note that no actual Makefile is required)
I now remember why I used the complicated expr command and make; it's to ensure it works with C and C++.
And any language that happens to accept // as a comment and is supported by "make". (note that no actual Makefile is required)