Roland Mainz <roland.mainz at nrubsig.org> wrote:
> Joerg Schilling wrote:
> > Roland Mainz <roland.mainz at nrubsig.org> wrote:
> > > ksh93 scripts written for one platform can run on Solaris, too (and
> > > ksh93 scripts written for Solaris may be able to run on other platforms
> > > like Linux or Win32/SFU/Cygwin, too). In a similar manner we want to
> >
> > Knowing the bugs in the ksh that comes with SFU, I cannot believe that even
> > simple shell scripts will run on SFU ;-)
>
> Erm... please don't mix things - SFU has it's own (IMO half-broken)
> ksh88 clone while I was talking about running ksh93 itself on SFU.
Well I was going to correct you as you have been talking just about the SFU
platform. Doing it this way implies that you refer to the ksh that comes wit
SFU
and this is of course extemely broken - even simple scripts won't work unless
you introduce specific workarounds (see sub shell handling in the SFU ksh
parser ;-).
J?rg
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