You F**king rock!
I remember learning the 'WHOAMI' command in Unix and LMAO.
There is a program on Unix called “make.” (Windoze systems have versions of it now too.)
Make is designed to automate the invocation of the translator system (e.g., C compiler and linker) of a project consisting of numerous source code modules. Once you write a control script for it for a specific project, make keeps track of what files need to be retranslated in order to do a build of the project, and then invokes the translators accordingly.
It is common to invoke make with a command line parameter consisting of the name of one of the files you want to specifically retranslate. If you specify a file that is not listed in the control script, make will terminate with an error message to you.
In older versions of make (but sadly not newer ones), it was fun to type the following command:
make love
and the program would respond with
Don’t know how to make love. Stop.