s used instead of echo when the shell
is other than bash and zsh. Is it worth making the change anyway?
If so, I'll prepare a submission meeting the requirements.
--
Steven Taschukhttp://www.amotlpaa.org/
"Our analysis begins with two outrageous benchmarks."
The behaviour of echo for arguments containing the two-character
substring `\0` varies among implementations: in coreutils echo,
and in the builtins of ash, bash, busybox sh, csh, and fish, the two
characters `\0` are emitted literally; the builtins of tcsh and zsh
emit a null character and continu
