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Running same unix script in different shells
by c_jena » Sat, 09 Apr 2005 18:02:12 GMT
Re: Running same unix script in different shells
by Pascal Bourguignon » Sat, 09 Apr 2005 21:41:04 GMT
XXXX@XXXXX.COM writes:
Launching your favorite editor, reading the man page of the source and
the target shell, thinking, and editing the script file.
Also, it's possible to write a single source file usable both in csh,
sh, Fortran and C, and perhaps it would be possible to add more
languages, so you would not need to "port" the script...
happy.source:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
cat /*dev/null; echo "Happy New Year"\!
cat <<c*/ /*dev/null | cat > /dev/null
c */ () {} /*
c */ main() { cat(); printf("Happy New Year!\n"); } /*
17 format('Happy New Year!')
write (6,17)
stop
end
c*/
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Makefile:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
all: happy-c happy-f happy-sh happy-csh
happy-c:happy.source Makefile
@ cp happy.source happy-c.c
@ gcc -o happy-c happy-c.c
@ echo -n '(C) '
@ ./happy-c || true
happy-f:happy.source Makefile
@ cp happy.source happy-f.f
@ f77 -o happy-f happy-f.f 2> /dev/null
@ echo -n '(FORTRAN) '
@ ./happy-f
happy-sh:happy.source Makefile
@ cp happy.source happy-sh
@ echo -n '(Bourne Shell) '
@ chmod 755 happy-sh
@ sh ./happy-sh
happy-csh:happy.source Makefile
@ cp happy.source happy-csh
@ chmod 755 happy-csh
@ echo -n '(C Shell) '
@ csh ./happy-csh
clean:
-rm -f *.o *~ happy-csh happy-sh happy-f happy-f.f happy-c happy-c.c
------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
__Pascal Bourguignon__ http://www.**--****.com/
In a World without Walls and Fences,
who needs Windows and Gates?
Re: Running same unix script in different shells
by Ralf Fassel » Sat, 09 Apr 2005 23:18:20 GMT
* Pascal Bourguignon < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > | happy.source: kEWl, D00dE. R'
Re: Running same unix script in different shells
by Heiner Steven » Wed, 20 Apr 2005 03:53:34 GMT
Since the KornShell was designed to be a compatible replacement
of the Bourne Shell, it's easy to write a script that runs
with both shells. Just limit yourself to the Bourne Shell
constructs, which are understood by both shells.
The C-Shell is something completely different, inventing
a completely independent command language. The Bourne Shell
and C-Shell command sets are disjoint by a large degree.
The following script shows, that it still is possible to
use all together in one script:
http://www.**--****.com/
Heiner
--
___ _
/ __| |_ _____ _____ _ _ Heiner STEVEN < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
\__ \ _/ -_) V / -_) ' \ Shell Script Programmers: visit
|___/\__\___|\_/\___|_||_| http://www.**--****.com/
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