The Basic ShellA sample Basic Shell interaction demonstrating the scripting capabilities. Basic Shell is a command line shell modeled after Commodore 64 BASIC. It was made as a joke, and is not very frequently worked on. Its main feature is being able to create a shell script in memory by prepending a line number to a command, similar to how BASIC programs are written for the Commodore. Basic Shell does not support advanced shell features, such as redirection. It also is purposely not POSIX compliant in the slightest. If you decide to use it, expect to get very little work done. That aside, it is still a surpringly fun shell to use! I am looking forward to rewriting it one of these days to make use of more efficient data types, or maybe adding more complicated features into it. DownloadsFor some reason, if you really want to use Basic Shell, you can download it here: | Collin McKinley |