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carp:tldr:99e4e
carp: Build a `carp` file.
$ carp -b ${filename-carp}
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The command "carp -b ${filename-carp}" is a command-line command that uses the "carp" tool with the "-b" flag and a placeholder value for the "filename-carp" variable.
Here's what it means:
- "carp" is the name of the tool or program being executed.
- "-b" is a flag or option for the "carp" tool that instructs it to perform a specific action.
- "${filename-carp}" is a placeholder for a variable called "filename-carp". The actual value of this variable will depend on the context in which the command is being used. It is typically replaced with an actual filename or a file path when executing the command.
In summary, this command is using the "carp" tool to perform an action specified by the "-b" flag, and it takes a filename or file path as an argument, which is represented by the "filename-carp" variable. The actual purpose or action associated with the "-b" flag and the meaning of the "filename-carp" variable will depend on the specific behavior and features of the "carp" tool.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.