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debugging a script??
Hi all,
Am working on a script to understand the flow control of it.. Since i am from a C background i looking out for an easy way to analyze the script as it runs .. In C/C++ we have F7 that starts execution from main() and proceeds accordingly.. I was wondering if there is a same approach for shell scripts.. These are what i already tried.. bash -xv <script> this is a little hard to understand (esp when the script itself runs into pages) i tried understand function by function by using "set +x and set -x" that was of little help.. so can anyone help me out on this?? Thanks |
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