On Fri, May 12, 2006 at 09:59:32AM +0100, Declan Moriarty wrote:
>> Okay, please, a little twister for you. I installed some 2 gigs of a
> Xilinx package which obviously is only supporting Linux because someone
> twisted their arms. So I get a Xilinx/bin/lin directory with 200 libs
> and half a dozen executables.
>> Getting this running is the best kept secret in the thing. How can I get
> a listing of that bin/lin subdir _without_ the 200 libs? In other words,
> I want a directory listing of everything _except the .so files.
>> Pipes to grep -v and grep --exclude seem to behave strangely. Maybe it's
> just early morning.
Not exactly ls but:
find -not -name '*.so'
For more info:
find -not -name '*.so' -ls
If you need specific output you can use -printf.
Brian
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