Frank A. Vorstenbosch wrote:
> Tsh does not have much built in; it needs support executables
> for almost everything (only cls and exit are built-in).
BTW, if anybody needs a really primitive shell, you can try my micro shell:
ftp://lrcftp.epfl.ch/pub/people/almesber/psion/ush-2.tar.gz
(No builtins, no variables, no io redirection, no if, while, etc., but if
you type a name, it will try to run that program and even pass it
parameters :-)
It doesn't need any library at all. Those few system calls that it uses it
defines itself. Useful if there isn't really much in you system that works
yet.
As soon as you have libc and such, ash works well. Doesn't even need
floating point.
- Werner
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