To sum it up, do you know what tcsh is ?
Well, the 42sh is a similar shell, and the last of the 3 year-end project given in our first year (here is the pdf).
Out of all what was required, we did:
- Handling the execution line, notably the simple and double quotes
- Pipes and multi-pipes
- Magic quotes (try putting "ls `ls`" in bash / zsh / tcsh)
- Redirections (simples and doubles, left and right)
- Separators && and ||
- Commands "buit-in" : env, cd, echo, exit, alias, unalias, history, setenv, unsetenv
- Globing : *, [], ?, ~
- Environement variables
- Alias handling
- Nice prompt
- etc...
- Clone the project
git clone git@github.com:Lukacms/42sh.git 42sh
- Go into the folder (
cd 42sh) - Compile the project
make re ; make clean
- Launch the shell
./42sh
- Enjoy !
A Makefile is used to compile the code, and it use the following rules:
| Command | Result |
|---|---|
make |
Builds a 42sh executable. |
make clean |
Cleans build dumps, keeping the executable. |
make fclean |
Removes all of the files created by the build. |
make debug |
Compile with -g flag if you need to debug the program. |
make tests_run |
Execute the (few) criterion tests. |
make coverage (after tests_run) |
Display the total coverage done by the tests. |
make re |
Calls make fclean and then make. |
- Luka Camus
- Nolann Bougrainville
- Nils Martin
- Adrien Ricou
- This project is finished since 29/05/2022, 23:42
- Epitech Students, don't steal this code !! (or only if you want a -84 ;))