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From: diamant@wanginst.UUCP (Ira Diamant)
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Subject: question on sed
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 20:53:16 EST
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	All right, I give up. How to I get sed to insert newlines into text?
Right now, I am performing the following trick in my makefile:

	echo $(OBJECTS) | sed  -e "s/\.o/\.o^X/g" | tr '^X' '\012' 

where $(OBJECTS) is a list of c objects on a single line.

This is very slow and it seems plain stupid to have to do this.

Any suggestions?