Additive color mixing begins with black and ends with white; as more color is added, the result is lighter and tends to white. The RGB colors are light primaries and colors are created with light. Percentages of red, green, & blue light are used to generate color on a computer screen.
In shell scripting we often need to check if file or directory exists and take appropriate action. This post show you how to check it and how this check use in your script. For checking we will use file test operators -f for file and -d for directory, which return TRUE if file or directory exists. And here is output of the script.
Now, I managed to get the binaries that are in src folder to build and execute with --help, successively (installing these to my conda bin folder). My problem is that the main executable is a perl script, in the perl script it refers to some of these other directories (perllib, fastool and rsem). The last two are software packages are I can install externally (as dependencies), so I can install their required executables in the conda bin subfolder, though the others are a bit more tricky. The perllib folder contains a bunch of perl scripts. The main script (Bridger.pl), actually refers to the directories where these scripts/binaries/packages can be found. I am confused with regards to the build.sh script, and how it interacts with the build environment and how that environment eventually interacts with the environment you install things into.