I'm looking for source code for the actual _sh_, not
some beefy derivative shell.  I've searched all the
GNU stuff, but they all use bash as the default shell,
with sh as a symbolic link to it.

Does anyone know where I can find said source code?  It
would be much appreciated...

-Cindy

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Attempting to write in a hybrid which can be compiled by either a C compiler
or a C++ compiler produces a compromise language which combines the drawbacks
of both with the advantages of neither.

This isn't really a C programming question - you'd probably get better
answers in either a group about finding sources (such as
comp.sources.wanted) or a group discussion shells (there's one in
comp.unix.*).

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:> Does anyone know where I can find said source code?  It
:> would be much appreciated...

: Try 'comp.unix.shells' and 'comp.sources.wanted.'

thanks a lot for the references.

-Cindy

: I'm looking for source code for the actual _sh_, not
: some beefy derivative shell.  I've searched all the
: GNU stuff, but they all use bash as the default shell,
: with sh as a symbolic link to it.

: Does anyone know where I can find said source code?  It
: would be much appreciated...

If you want some really obscure source, try the Minix version
in the sources on cs.vu.nl.  (The code came, I think, from an
early PD sh implementation, and hasn't been touched since).

Will