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Question 1: Why did you run cloc as root? Question 2: Why does Doom 3 involve 33,717 lines of bash? That's a lot of bash. I realise it's used heavily for build
by JonnieCache 15y ago
Question 1: Why did you run cloc as root?
Question 2: Why does Doom 3 involve 33,717 lines of bash? That's a lot of bash. I realise it's used heavily for build scripts, but thirty three thousand lines seems excessive.
- wollw 15y agoNo clue about question 1 but 32,607 of those lines are all part of curl which seems to be distributed with the source code.
- beza1e1 15y agoFor question 2: It is essentially the configure script of the included curl library. $ wc -l neo/curl/configure 31052 neo/curl/configure
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- dgallagher 15y agoQuestion 1: Why did you run cloc as root? Hmmm, because of a really bad habit I need to break. ;)
- frobozz 15y agoIf your habit is what I think it is, I have the opposite habit - I never use sudo until it tells me I've tried to do something I'm not allowed to do - even if I know it's not going to let me. Then I use "sudo !!"
- DavidMcLaughlin 15y ago> Then I use "sudo !!" Wow. For six years I've been doing "UP + CTRL^A + sudo + SPACE" instead. This is much better.
- tome 15y agoOff-topic: I use Ctrl-P Ctrl-A sudo <space> which is exactly the same number of keystrokes as "sudo !!" and a much more general solution in my opinion.
- subnetvj 15y agoHow does it matter?