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Step 1.d.i.a: If the system has implemented the utility as a regular built-in or as a shell function, it shall be invoked at this point in the path search.
by EdiX 12y ago
Step 1.d.i.a:
If the system has implemented the utility as a regular built-in or as a shell function, it shall be invoked at this point in the path search.
- aidenn0 12y ago1.d.i only happens if the search in PATH is successful. I think the logic behind this was to ensure that as shells add more built-ins scripts that depend on an executable failing when not in the path won't break.