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Author SHA1 Message Date
tribby
2e0ebb5392 Replaced last of old shell calls with their newer counterparts. This
removed the need for p-string routines, so they were removed. Also
removed alloc256/free256 and associated data structures.

In removing calls, found instances in pwd & prefix commands and prompt
handler where current directory name was assumed to be < 256 characters;
recoded to use a flexible buffer size.

Updated and expanded mmdebug.asm routines that perform error checking on
memory management calls. Added macros ~NEW and ~DISPOSE that invoke either
the real or debug routines.

Fixed call to read $TERM variable's length to fix PR#81.

Removed echo of data when setting value of $< in expandvars (expand.asm).
The characters are echoed as they are typed and do not need to be reprinted
on stdout after carriage-return is typed.

Added error checking to the various flavors of prefix (just like cd):
  - Verify 2nd parameter is a valid directory before setting.
  - Verify 1st parameter < 32 before displaying or setting.
1998-08-03 17:30:30 +00:00
gdr-ftp
61474a874f This checkin contains only enough changes that gsh is able to assemble
and link.  However, it does not work yet and thus still needs work.

The *.asm files have had the following common changes:
	- 'keep' lines were eliminated
	- the 'mcopy' now takes the macro from the /obj/gno/bin/gsh
	  directory.  This is in anticipation of having the macro
	  files generated from a single source file; there is a large
	  amount of duplication.  For the moment, the makefile merely
	  copies the old macro files from the "M" directory to the
	  /obj/gno/bin/gsh directory.
	- start each file with a dummy routine so that the source
	  code winds up in the *.o rather than the *.root file.
	- added the 'setcom 60' directive; there were many source
	  lines that were otherwise getting truncated.

The makefile is a complete rewrite.
1998-04-24 15:38:47 +00:00
gdr
1f1b3ada37 Initial checkin of gsh v1.1 as provided by Tony Diaz. 1997-11-18 05:31:00 +00:00