Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
| I'm not good enough at make and friends to do that myself without
| spending a lot more time than I have at hand, but I figured it might be
| something doable in a blink for whoever knows Kconfig guts :)
|
| What about something like:
|
| make mergeconfig <path_to_file>
|
| That would merge all entries in the specified file with the
| current .config. By mergeing, that basically means that rule:
|
| N + N = N
| m + N = m
| Y + N = Y
| m + Y = Y
|
| (that is, we basically take for each entry max(.config, merge file)
Can't you do that with just a sort command?
sort .config other.config > new.config
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