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shc:tldr:15b75
The command shc -f ${script} -o ${binary}
is probably used to compile a shell script into an executable binary file.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
-
shc
: This is the command itself, which refers to the "Shell Compiler". It is a program used to compile shell scripts into binary executables. -
-f ${script}
: This flag specifies the input file to be compiled.${script}
is a placeholder variable that should be replaced with the actual name of the shell script file you want to compile. -
-o ${binary}
: This flag sets the output filename for the compiled binary.${binary}
is another placeholder variable that should be replaced with the desired name for the resulting executable file.
To use this command, you would typically replace ${script}
with the path or name of your shell script file, and ${binary}
with the desired name for the compiled binary.