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The tools are developed under Linux with
ESR's paradigm
release early, release often
in mind.
So you can consider this beta software, or alpha, or pre-alpha, or even worse ;)
Have a look in the download directory for all downloads.
As always here, all you get is the source. No binaries here.
Copy stdin to stdout and stderr, unbuffered (look into latest version, download latest version 0.1.0-20090706-023522, sig)
Often `tee` fails, as this command does it buffered.
This here is a really easy program to do it unbuffered. Use it like this:
producer | unbuffered 2>>file | consumer
Now you can do also something like:
producer | unbuffered -cp 'prefix ' | consumer
There are options like '-x' to do a hexdump. Also you can give a 'line prefix' to prepend. And there is timestamping.
All you need to do your debugging, quick and dirty.
version 0.1.0-20090706-023522 | Options -u, -l and -a added, option -n changed, option -c improved. Now installs into /usr/local/bin With option -u and -l you can add a date-time prefix to lines written to STDERR. Option -n can be given multiple to change the line numbering. Option -a appends the output to a file and not to STDERR. The file is created if it is missing. To allow easy logfile rotation, from time to time the file is closed and reopened (thus recreated if missing). Option -c was unreliable in that it dumped incomplete lines. This has been changed such, that most time a full line will be written, such that you can use it to number lines etc. |
version 0.0.2-20081017-211919 | Usage corrected |
version 0.0.1-20080708-225517 | Bugfix and option -c added, also current tinolib It now needs some more syscalls as the dumped output is no more linebuffered, because I had to change the binding. The bugfix is for that I forgot to count lineendings in hexdump output. |
version 0.0.0-20061212-142645download (140220 bytes) | First version, it works |
License and Disclaimer
All you can see here is free software according to the GNU GPL. |
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