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I want to implement my own simple multi tasking shell in Unix which will take care of redirection (<, >, >>) and piping.
I am just unable to get a concrete idea of how exactly I have to start. I have several books...some are.. 1. Maurice Bach- Design Of Unix Operating System 2. Richard Stevens- Advanced Programming in Unix However I find the language too high and complicated in these books. Can someone please suggest how exactly I should go abt it...(step by step) What are the things that I need to Learn to Implement this? (anything and everything) ![]() |
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