symlink
symlink
adds a command, that creates a symbolic
link, to the files target. The command does exactly what "ln -sfn
source
destination" would do. So the meaning of
source and
destination is just as confusing as it
could be when using ln; source is the
target (the file or directory referred to) and
destination is the name of the symbolic
link (the reference) or the directory to create it in. If
destination already exists and is a
symbolic link, it will be overwritten.
If destination is an absolute name, "$(prefix)" will be prepended to it.