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How can I check Changes through sh file

Asked by saharey in Linux

Hello Everybody,

I would like to know that how to identify that a certain java file is changed.
suppose there is foo.java,too.java and goo.java files and certain changes has been made in foo.java file now with the help of Makefile
how can i identify that some changes has been made in foo.java file and now i have to make a log file for this which will contain that
certain changes has been made in foo.java file.
The problem is that if in a Folder a single file or many java files are tempered how can it be checked in sh file and genrate a log,
suppose

proj-build-build.sh
      |
      +src-org-gama+foo.java
                         |
                         +goo.java
                         |
                         +too.java
                         .....
now if in any or all java files of gama folder is changed, so when i run build.sh file then how can i trap in my build.sh file that
certain changes has been done.

it will be a great help if you take intrest in my problem.

with warm regards
pritesh
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