On Tue, Jan 6, 2009 at 8:58 PM, afrolick wrote:
>Can someone tell me if this is the place 4 me or if
> there is a forum more suited to my needs and/or where the best place to
> learn the basics would be?
I guess comp.unix.shell usenet group or the #bash IRC channel on freenode
are more suited fo
he place 4 me or if
there is a forum more suited to my needs and/or where the best place to
learn the basics would be?
Thanks in Advance, Allan
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I've ported bash to Windows and would like my changes to be part of
the main codebase. Would there be any interest in doing this?
Hector Chu wrote:
In terms of code impact, there is a 1800 line new file, and ifdef'ed
code scattered around the other various files. Each change in existing
files is very small, around 1-10 lines in each place. 38 files were
changed. 2 added.
Sure, I'm interested. Send them to me, please.
C
This port uses mingw32 to build, producing a so called native build of
bash. The existing code paths are retained (unlike earlier ports),
increasing maintainability.
Most attempts have difficulty with reconciling the use of fork and
exec in the execute code paths. Windows only has a CreateProcess
Hector Chu wrote:
I've ported bash to Windows and would like my changes to be part of
the main codebase. Would there be any interest in doing this?
Tell me more. What makes your port different from the existing ones?
Chet
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Chet Ra
I've ported bash to Windows and would like my changes to be part of
the main codebase. Would there be any interest in doing this?
