chshell v0.4

Linux Shell Simulator written in pure C99.
This project is the semester project for the course "Υ1501 - Operating Systems" at E.C.E. Dept., Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.

Compilation & Execution ( v.0.4 )

Simply run make all to compile

From v.0.4 the procect uses MAKE to compile code and resolve dependencies. The executable is placed in the bin directory after successful compilation.

Run

To run the shell, simply navigate to bin directory and run the executable:

 cd ./bin
 ./chshell

Compilation & Execution ( v.0.3 )

1) Install makeinfo if not installed

termcap is a dependancy of this shell, and in order for it to be compiled textinfo must be present in the system. This can be installed with the following command:

sudo apt-get install texinfo

2) Compile code

Compilation chain is based on cmake. If cmake is not present in your system, you may install it via the following command:

sudo apt-get install cmake3

Else, to compile the code, run the following command(s):

cd ./cmake-build-debug && \
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -B./cmake-build-debug -G "CodeBlocks - Unix Makefiles" .. && \
cd .. && cmake --build ./cmake-build-debug --target chshell -- -j 4 && \
mv ./cmake-build-debug/chshell .

3) Run

To run the shell, simply navigate to cmake's output directory and run the executable. If you compiled using the above command, then to run, use the following:

 ./chshell

Features

The shell is currently under development and thus features are constantly being added or expanded. The main features of the chshell, include:

• feature #1
• feature #2
• feature #3