how to alias ./configure; make; install..

[hyperdyne]

i search for about a half an hour and im a little disapointed that no none has anything ANYWHERE ./configure; make; install as an alias? i would like to use this alias at a dash or bash prompt because i have to sudo install some odd 3000 packages and ive got even more hardcore work id like to do afterwords. if someone could rig me up a plain text script on how to accomplish this alias so i could simply type makeit yAdAYa_da-.12873.1.2longnamepackage....


also youd be a freaking life saver if you could generate some kind of smart unzipper for each branch of type of zip archive im going to need to unzip, or maybe invent some magical script that will unzip any archive in a single folder to their respective zip files? i know that winzip for windows has a feature like that but i cant find any hide or tail of such winzip functionality in linux o.0 .


plz help i will make your help much appreciated if u have a windows pc, i can login to teamviewer and make your pc 1500% faster and provide you with Candy.

[barriehie]

So you've got a text file that lists the packages you must install???

[hyperdyne]

So you've got a text file that lists the packages you must install???

actually thatsa 1 step trick. just type some listing function.. such as dir
then puta greater than > then put a filename list.txt

so it puts the text output to list.txt from dir for the current directory...

but theres other short commands that work also something which im trying to find, cause i know im certain theres someone out there who knows how to apply loops better than me.. the most annoying part of my programming learning experience is i have a mental block from learning ti86 calculator programming language.. cause some dimrod poster said that ti86 command are universal in all other language. BS. blah so i have such a list how do i parse each line to ./configure; make; make install o. o

[barriehie]

actually thatsa 1 step trick. just type some listing function.. such as dir
then puta greater than > then put a filename list.txt

so it puts the text output to list.txt from dir for the current directory...

but theres other short commands that work also something which im trying to find, cause i know im certain theres someone out there who knows how to apply loops better than me.. the most annoying part of my programming learning experience is i have a mental block from learning ti86 calculator programming language.. cause some dimrod poster said that ti86 command are universal in all other language. BS. blah so i have such a list how do i parse each line to ./configure; make; make install o. o

How about opening the list.txt file in vim, or any other editor that supports macros, and run a macro that will build the command line for each line? Put #!/bin/bash as the first line and save, chmod +x, run file!!!

[sgosnell]

For an alias, use something like "alias myalias='./configure && make && sudo make install' ".

[hyperdyne]

thanks for that but still some more clues would be nice

How about opening the list.txt file in vim, or any other editor that supports macros, and run a macro that will build the command line for each line? Put #!/bin/bash as the first line and save, chmod +x, run file!!!

is vim the same as vi? because im in a zeroed invironment where i cant connect to the interenet and download and cant conenct usb externally to launch vim.,,, is it the same as vi?

[hyperdyne]

thanks for that but still some more clues would be nice

For an alias, use something like "alias myalias='./configure && make && sudo make install' ".

your comment was very usefull thank you.. im suprized i couldnt find this anywhere else on the internet i knew it was something like alias cmd=clear but i wasnt sure if it supported (bitwise? operators) and also do u think you can hyperthread me to a forum or source that explains some of the secret bitwase command usages? cause i happened to learn only by chance the output > input.txt and the 9*99&&*9&&*9 tricks? is there some kind of motherload for "bitwise trick"s? goes and googles that term now::


>>lab.polygonal.de/2007/05/10/bitwise-gems-fast-integer-math/<<
Bitwise gems – fast integer math is a great acceleration resource but im not sure its what i was finally^ looking for

heres a trick i made my own
in a graphing polar coordinate calculator sincostanx is not as fast as sincostanx^2 just make sure to apply it to all terms.....


ps if any of u guys wanna get me to hyper accelerate your pc give me a pm. for the 2 posters i give if free for everyone else is 20$ through payal to an email i will disclose

[barriehie]

thanks for that but still some more clues would be nice


is vim the same as vi? because im in a zeroed invironment where i cant connect to the interenet and download and cant conenct usb externally to launch vim.,,, is it the same as vi?

Vim is vi improved. I mentioned it because it's what I use on my system. I search tells me that vi does macros the same way vim does and that's what's needed here, IMHO. Do you know how to make macros in vi?

[hyperdyne]

aha and.. no do you? iwas gunna blast thorugh it tonight but inm already bushwacked
do you know how to make a hardrive spin faster? ill piece u to that link if u condirect me

Vim is vi improved. I mentioned it because it's what I use on my system. I search tells me that vi does macros the same way vim does and that's what's needed here, IMHO. Do you know how to make macros in vi?

[hyperdyne]

aha and.. no do you? iwas gunna blast thorugh it tonight but inm already bushwacked
do you know how to make a hardrive spin faster? ill piece u to that link if u condirect me

ok well ill go digging for macro usage in vi now and return with results