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Need "unlink" command #8
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This is what brew prune does. Does it not work? |
It works, I'm just not paying attention again; sorry. |
Wait, no, prune only works when the symlink is dangling; I want to have live symlinks removed while keeping the keg in the cellar. |
Oh yes of course, sorry I was being dense. Yep agreed this function makes sense to me. |
brew unlink command Closed by 211404c |
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There is a known issue with gdb 7.4 on OS X where calling `run` on twice in the same debugging session will crash gdb. It's been fixed upstream and it's targeted for 7.5. I've added a patch that fixes it in the formula. The bug report: http://old.nabble.com/-Bug-gdb-13619--New%3A-Crash-when-running-binary-a-second-time-in-the-same-session-td33196464.html The patch (linked from the bug report): http://sourceware.org/ml/gdb-patches/2012-02/msg00098.html Closes #8. Signed-off-by: Jack Nagel <[email protected]>
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Need an unlink command which removes the symlinks created by link, but not the build products. This is for debugging builds by "hiding" dependent libraries.
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