SeijiEmery · August 23, 2016 05:53
diff --git a/readme.txt b/readme.txt
 Depends on the awesome watchdog python library and when-changed script / utility:
  https://github.com/joh/when-changed/blob/master/whenchanged/whenchanged.py


 This is a quick test to demonstrate interactive compilation (IDE-light) with just sublimetext, clang and bash
 (detects when a file is changed and recompiles + runs for 1 .c file).

 Pretty basic, but could be extended w/ a custom utility capable of watching an entire directory / multiple
 paths and doing the same (maybe). I would need to write my own thing on top of watchdog ofc though.
diff --git a/bash b/bash
 when-changed foo.c "clear; clang -o foo foo.c > compile_log.txt && ./foo || cat compile_log.txt"
	Depends on the awesome watchdog python library and when-changed script / utility:
	https://github.com/joh/when-changed/blob/master/whenchanged/whenchanged.py


	This is a quick test to demonstrate interactive compilation (IDE-light) with just sublimetext, clang and bash
	(detects when a file is changed and recompiles + runs for 1 .c file).

	Pretty basic, but could be extended w/ a custom utility capable of watching an entire directory / multiple
	paths and doing the same (maybe). I would need to write my own thing on top of watchdog ofc though.