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> A lot of people have talked about shells, but nobody has ever written > a nice, clean, extendable shell package. What needs to happen is > somebody needs to write down a design of such a package and ask for > comments. Then implement it and again ask for comments. I sent this out originally and never heard back from anyone -- I'm game for feedback. It uses a command definition structure similar to Redboot. If you don't see the attachment on here for whatever reason, please let me know and I can send it individually. --Chris -----Original Message----- From: Chris Zimman Sent: 24 October 2006 19:19 To: ecos-discuss@ecos.sourceware.org Subject: eCos shell A bunch of people had asked me for this a while back. I had been really busy, but finally just took the time to sit down and pack this thing up. It's a simple shell that we've used for some projects, but it has been flexible enough to allow us to do everything we want while remaining simple. I also included some thread wrappers that we've found pretty useful and a 'ps' for eCos. There's a README in the file that should be enough to get people going. --Chris
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