ajayshah@aludra.usc.edu (Ajay Shah) (07/12/90)
I know something about the Hamilton CShell, based on product info
they sent me:
They say it's a 100% rewrite from scratch, they didn't
start by inheriting some source and altering it,
It felt really complete on cshell programming facilities,
They have a few extensions like cursor-keys-editing on
commandline,
I think they were silly enough to only have an
implementation on OS/2 so they must be dead ducks by now (i
saw this info a long time ago).
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_______________________________________________________________________________kraus@motcid (David Kraus) (07/13/90)
In article <10754@chaph.usc.edu> ajayshah@aludra.usc.edu (Ajay Shah) writes:
I know something about the Hamilton CShell, based on product info
they sent me:
[some deleted ]
I think they were silly enough to only have an
implementation on OS/2 so they must be dead ducks by now (i
saw this info a long time ago).
I don't think they're dead, as I was paging through the latest Programmer's
Connection catalog today at lunch, and saw mention of this same shell. I
believe it runs under DOS, too, but can't be for certain. I read the
blurb, but don't remember implementation details...
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