I have been asked to put together some coding standards for the project I am assigned to. I have found documented standards for C/C++, Java but was wondering if there is a good place for UNIX scripting (Korn/Bourne) standards?

Does anyone know of a good place to find information on scripting standards?

Thanks...

(google.com)

Ah...the classic answer (see my user name)

That is ALWAYS the first place I try....wasnt satisfied with the results. Was hoping to find someone that new of an 'official' site..

thanks though

haha well, right now my internet connection is slowing down to a stop. when it seems to be not bogged down any longer ill look around, but try searching this site, also, i know that bash is copyrighted by the free software foundation, so looking there might yeild viable results, also IEEE sets standards to follow, and the standard unices are held to, the POSIX standard, try searching for those on various sites. and if you have already and still havnt fuond your answers, im sorry, idont really know exact site addresses, i hope my answer wasnt half assed, again when my connection isnt grinding down to a halt ill look around and post back, and someone on these boards is bound to know everything that you have asked for. good luck
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http://www.pasc.org/ this is the IEEE site, (POSIX)
http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/ISOOnline.openerpage (everything)
http://www.linuxbase.org (linux)

hope those are what your looking for.