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ABOUT: A simple shell written in C. Project for OS Course at Florida Polytechnic University
AUTHOR: Luis Moraguez

From within the project directory, do the folowing in the terminal:

mkdir ./bin
gcc -o ./bin/csh main.c csh.c -l readline

To run the project after compiling, do one of the following:

Interactive Mode:
./bin/csh

Batch Mode:
./bin/csh {batch_file}

• exit
• cd
• loop
• path
• export
• help
• about
• history

• Signal handling for Ctrl-Z and Ctrl-C are ignored for the shell itself, but automatically re-enabled for any child processes spawned from csh.
• exit command without any arguments will close csh
• Ctrl-D at prompt will also close csh

• cd {directory} will change current working directory if destination exist
• 0 arguments is invalid (requirements of project)
• 1 argument with is correct
• 2+ arguments is invalid

• loop {n} {command to execute} {optional: $LOOP} will loop a given command n times specified.
• Examples:

Input:
loop 3 echo hello world

Output:
hello world
hello world
hello world
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Input:
loop 3 echo hello world $LOOP

Output:
hello world 1
hello world 2
hello world 3
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Input:
loop 3 loop 2 echo hello world $LOOP

Output:
hello world 1
hello world 2
hello world 1
hello world 2
hello world 1
hello world 2

• path {directory_1} {directory_n} Will set the $PATH environment variable using space-delimited directories

• export {VARNAME} {VALUE} Will set the named variable into the environment from the VALUE string provided

• help Lists the shell built-ins

• about Displays info about the shell

• history Will print list of command history
• Pressing the 'up' or 'down' arrow keys during prompt will move user through history list one entry at a time

• csh will let you execute non-builtin commands with ease because of its use of the 'execvp' syscall.

• Simple non-builtin commands, such as echo, can be parsed an executed currently

• Simple non-builtin commands can also be parsed and executed currently

• Output redirection to a file currently works for both write and append
• Input redirection (WIP)

• Add output redirection (write and append)
• Add input redirection
• Add ability to set PATH and other environment variable using command similar to export (furture built-in)
• Ensure that complex command combinations can be parsed/executed, eg. loop 5 echo world $LOOP >> ./result.txt
• Add piping

Contributions are welcome. Fork the repo, make your changes, create a diff file, and email the diff file and your GitHub username to [email protected]. If the changes are approved, you will be added as a contributor to the repo.

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