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Sane or not, shells are programming languages, and in early Unix this was quite a bit more prominent and obvious, the fanout into sh, bash, ksh, and csh being e
by samatman 3y ago
Sane or not, shells are programming languages, and in early Unix this was quite a bit more prominent and obvious, the fanout into sh, bash, ksh, and csh being exemplary.
To me it makes total sense to think of the standard POSIX toolkit as the standard library of the various shell languages, that seems basically correct in fact.