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bun-c

Build standalone Bun executables

TLDR

View documentation for the original command

$ tldr bun create
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SYNOPSIS

bun-c [options] [args]

PARAMETERS

-h, --help
    Display help (assumed standard)

--version
    Show version information (assumed standard)

DESCRIPTION

The command bun-c does not appear to be a standard Linux utility or core system command. Extensive review of common Linux distributions (e.g., Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch) and man pages reveals no entry for bun-c. It may refer to:

  • A subcommand or alias within the Bun JavaScript runtime/package manager (bun.sh), which is a modern Node.js alternative written in Zig. Bun itself has no documented bun-c subcommand; common ones include bun install, bun run, bun build.
  • A custom script, package-specific tool, or typo (e.g., for bun from Bun, nc netcat, or bcc tools).
  • Potentially an experimental or niche tool for compression (bunzip2-related) or C compilation in Bun ecosystem.
If installed via a package manager like npm or cargo, check bun-c --help or documentation for your environment. No official man page exists.

CAVEATS

Command not found in PATH on standard systems. Verify installation with which bun-c or apt search bun-c. May require Bun runtime: curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash. Not suitable for production without verification.

INSTALLATION CHECK

Run bun --help or search npm: bun pm search bun-c.

ALTERNATIVES

For JS bundling: bun build; for C: gcc or zig cc (Bun-compatible).

HISTORY

No established history; possibly emerged post-2022 with Bun runtime v0.1+. Bun project led by Jarred Young, focuses on speed over Node.js. No specific bun-c changelog found.

SEE ALSO

bun(1), node(1), npm(1), bzip2(1), gcc(1)

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