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-r
2.22 -rReplaces, or adds, files in the specified library. UsageIf the library does not exist, a new library file is created and a
diagnostic message is written to standard error.You can use this option in conjunction with
other compatible command-line options.
-q is an alias for -r .If no files are specified and the library exists, the results are undefined. Files that
replace existing files do not change the order of the library.
If the
-u option is used, then only those files with
dates of modification later than the library files are replaced. If the
-a , -b , or -i
option is used, then must be present and
specifies that new files are to be placed after (-a ) or before
(-b or -i ) .
Otherwise the new files are placed at the end.ExamplesTo add or replace obj1.o, obj2.o, and
obj3.o files in a library, enter:
armar -r mylib.a obj1.o obj2.o obj3.o
To replace files with names beginning with k in a library, and only if the file in the
library is older than the specified file, enter:
armar -ru mylib.a k*.o
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