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wrapper for Common Tools
Hi All, I have bunch of different versions of generic tools (like gcc, gdb, ddd etc) and these tools are compiled for different platforms (linux, solaris...)
I would like to mount all these tools into some common place (like /nfs/tools/bin) and have the wrapper to pull the latest version of the tool for any specific platform. What I can use to accomplish this? Thanks, --nix |
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