Hi Marc,
> >Here is the difference between tcsh and ch shell.
> >Tcsh shell is C-like Shell, Ch shell is C-compatible shell. Note
> >that Ch is C/C++ interpreter, it supports C99 and C++ class.
> >All Win32, GTK, OpenGL, ODBC applications can run
> >in Ch without compilation.
> >
> >
> well, Yet another scripting language ...
It is a C/C++ scripting language. I may not think it as
a new language. For example, you can run the following standard C code in
Ch::
======================================
#!/bin/ch
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("Hello world\n");
}
========================================
>
>
> >There are many C/C++ users who may sometimes write some shell scripts
> >for quick job. Using C-compatible shell can take advantage of their
> >C/C++ skills without learning a different language.
> >
> >
> well ... i've perl for quick jobs :-) but ruby or lua are very good too.
I agree. but perl, ruby, python, lua and tcsh are a different language for
C/C++ users.
>
> >BTW, I am not sure what you mean that win32 is supported by tcsh.
> >
> >
> well. Amol wrote a win32 port of tcsh and this is now a part of the tcsh
> sources.
>
I see. you mean tcsh has been ported to windows.
> >Does gnuwin32 run independant of any shells?
> >
> >
> i don't think so : a shell is just a glue between processes and file
> descriptors (maybe i'm wrong).
I tried a couple of gnuwin32 binary, it runs fine without using
the tcsh, it can run in msdos or any other shells.
Peter
Ch: a free C/C++ interpreter
http://www.softintegration.com
> regards
>
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