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Compute a checksum (using cksum) for each object file in an archive
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# For each library, | |
# 1) Print the name of each object files it contains | |
# 2) Sort those object file names | |
# 3) For each object file name | |
# a) Print the object file from the library to standard out | |
# b) Compute the checksum | |
# c) Append the object file name | |
# 4) Write all of that to a file (e.g. libExample.a.dir for a library libExample.a) | |
find . -type f -name "*.a" -print -exec sh -c "ar t {} | sort | while read in; do ar p {} \$in | cksum | echo \"\$(cat -) \$in\"; done > {}.dir" \; | |
# You could then run the same command against the archives you would like to compare with and write to .dir.new files instead | |
find . -type f -name "*.a" -print -exec sh -c "ar t {} | sort | while read in; do ar p {} \$in | cksum | echo \"\$(cat -) \$in\"; done > {}.dir.new" \; | |
# Then comparing those two sets of .dir* files is as easy as the following | |
find . -type f -name "*.a.dir" -print -exec sh -c "diff {} {}.new > {}.diff" \; |
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