This is a self-developed UNIX-like shell, coded in C-language.
This is a self-developed UNIX-like shell, coded in C. This shell have this specifications:
-Interactive and Batchmode
-Accept a commandline with a variety of commands, separated with semicolon ';'
-In case of command 'quit', ends program an shell quits
-In case of 'quit' presence among commands, 'quit' gonna be executed last e.g. $> ls ; quit ; mkdir FILE_NAME -> ls ; mkdir FILE_NAME ; quit
-Maximum number of characters of a single command line = 512
-Many times you have to write full-path so as to execute the command
-Because of the nature of program, you can't execute some commands e.g cd, help etc
-Pressing up-arrow from keyboard for previous situation, does not work.
1.Open in terminal the folder "my_exercise" which contains: -Makefile -my_shell.c -(This) README.txt -An indicative batchfile name "batch_sample"
--For INTERACTIVE MODE:
1.Write 'make' in terminal, an executable called "my_shell" appears in folder called "my_exercise"
2.Write './my_shell'and press enter and a 'prompt' appears
3.Write a command e.g. ls, ls -l, mkdir FILE_NAME etc or a variety of commands with semicolon ';' between them and press enter (ATTENTION: maybe need to write full path, see Bugs paragraph)
--For BATCH MODE:
1.Write 'make' in terminal, an executable called "my_shell" appears in folder called "my_exercise"
2.Write './my_shell /BATCHFILE ' , press enter and a 'prompt' appears with executed commands of batchfile
3.Also you can create your own batchfile in .txt
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