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Nikolay Tsanov CS2018
CS210-shell
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Cntr + D - Fix memory leak
Authors: Krasimir Balchev, Stefan Costica, Nikolay Tsanov, Mihail Hristov, Enrique Martín Ocaña
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Empty line with exit
Group Number: 18
Purpose: A simple shell implemented in C, it supports the built-in UNIX commands, history invocations, aliases (recursive aliases are possible).
Language: C
NOTE: To run the shell, you can simple open a terminal and type
`./run.sh`
which will compile and automatically run the simple shell.
Alternatively, you can use the Makefile that comes with the project by running
`make`
in the terminal.
University of Strathclyde 2020
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* Group Number: 18
* Group Number: 18
* Purpose: A simple shell implemented in C, it supports the built-in UNIX commands, history invocations, aliases (recursive aliases are possible).
* Purpose: A simple shell implemented in C, it supports the built-in UNIX commands, history invocations, aliases (recursive aliases are possible).
* Language: C
* Language: C
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* NOTE: To run the shell, you can simple open a terminal and type `./run.sh` which will compile and automatically run the simple shell.
* Alternatively, you can use the Makefile that comes with the project by running `make` in the terminal.
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