I have c program that I run like this:
./a.out t1
And my test files look like this all the way up to 100:
t1
t2
t3
Is there a way to run this more efficiently so I don't have to hit up and change the number every time?
I have c program that I run like this:
./a.out t1
And my test files look like this all the way up to 100:
t1
t2
t3
Is there a way to run this more efficiently so I don't have to hit up and change the number every time?
How about using a for
or a while
loop?
I would I do that? I'm not very good with shellscripts.
Hi,
Try this;
for i in `ls t*`
do
a.out ${i}
done
Regards
Gull04
You don't even need the command substitution:
for i in t*
do a.out ${i}
done