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| Makefile | 2011-01-07 | 214 Bytes | |
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Once you have Makefile and retrodate.c in the same directory run the following command make You should see the following make gcc -c -o retrodate.o retrodate.c gcc retrodate.o -o retrodate Then just run the compiled binary to view to how to... ./retrodate usage: retrodate [-+]days [format] -days: time in the past, 5 days ago would be -5 +days: time in the future, this time next week would be +7 or 7 format: Use the date format to controll how the retro date is printed See man date for more details on formatting the date