Hi Nacho,

Thanks for your time to write this up, I think it is an excellent 
addition to the curriculum. (I finally have the source preparations 
complete for that document, BTW, so I'll get a project proposal together 
so we can put the files in a repo soon.) Here are my review comments:

[mo-1] Introduction, change 'very people' to 'very few people'
[mo-2] Introduction, change 'work the way they do, most' to 'work the 
way they do. Most'
[mo-3] Introduction, change 'script has to start' with 'script must begin'
[mo-4] Introduction, change 'This reality pushed me to write this few 
paragraphs. Throughout them, I will try to show how they' to 'This 
reality inspired me to write the following pages to demonstrate how 
shell scripts work in OpenSolaris.'

[mo-5] The Basics, change 'I will try and show what happens when we run 
a script inside solaris, I will start with a simple script, hello.sh 
which has the following content' to 'Let's start with a simple script 
called hello.sh which has the following content.'
[mo-6] The Basics, change 'Here comes truss(1).' to 'We'll use truss(1) 
in the following example to examine the system calls.'
[mo-7] The Basics, change 'We were told that the whatever' to 'We know 
that whatever'
[mo-8] The Basics, change 'So, execve then is calling our shell. from 
it's' to 'The output shows that execve is calling our shell. From its'
[mo-9] The Basics, change 'we can read that it's the system call' to 'we 
can read that execve is the system call'
[mo-10] The Basics, change 'Let's filter that instead then' to 'Let's 
filter execve instead then'
[mo-11] The Basics, change 'by using truss agains the shell' to 'by 
using truss against the shell'
[mo-12] The Basics, change 'but using ./hello.sh as a first parameter' 
to 'but it is using ./hello.sh as a first parameter'

I'll send along comments on page two later today, thanks again for this 
writeup, very cool!

-Michelle


Ignacio Marambio Cat?n wrote:
> i left a little article at the contents projects about the way shell
> scripts works in the opensolaris environment[1]
> i would love to have it included in the opensolaris curriculum as it
> not only shows some parts of the opensolaris code but also uses
> serveral tools: the mdb. the source browser, DTrace and truss. I know
> the article is not as clear as it should be or as well formated, but
> i'm eager to correct whatever you feel it's necessary including the
> many typos i'm sure there are
>
> nacho
>
> [1] http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/content/files/shells.pdf
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