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Computer
- Introducing BRASH
- Brash is a recoding of the Bourne Shell for windows using threads
instead of "forked" processes. It includes .diff, .ls, .cut, and .expand
as builtin commands. The command, .regexp, implements the basics of grep, sed, and nl.
Basically, you get the key tools needed for bourne shell scripting in a single executable.
You also get the source code, so you can create your own builtin commands. See brash/brashBuiltins.cxx.
Somewhere between the Bourne Shell and GNU Bash, brash
is designed for use on MS Windows by software developers who think
in the bourne script langauge.
Easy To Install
Brash is a single .exe file, just click the brash.exe link on the download page
and your done. Though, you will probably want to also graph the documentation
and the .brashrc file to make your life easier.
- On Programming
- Computer related topics
- Download My Portable C++ toolkit
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This toolkit includes portable templates, source for a text
editor, a C++ program parser that finds symbols, classes, etc.
- C++ glob
- A filename pattern expander library function written in C++
- Download my easy string formatting code
- Sformat() is a quick an easy way to convert any C++ data type that has an
operator<< into a string. Further, it is QUICK. On linux it is
about 1.5 times slower than sprintf. On Windows its about twice as slow.
This may seem bad -- until you try writing the code yourself!
- Download my boost-meta-programming rip-off
- The classTraits.h file defines many of the same basic ideas that you
find in the boost type traits headers. Though not as many and not as
difficult to understand as boost. Those guys are all geniuses but
boost is a mess. Portability is likely the culprit though.
- gmake 3.80
- Note: slightly changed from official gnu source to make it work better
with cygwin. It makes bash be the official shell, not windows.
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