Minishell is a 42 school team project to create a basic shell program in C. It implements redirections and pipes, as well as environment variables and some builtin commands.
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Minishell is a 42 school team project to create a basic shell program in C. It implements redirections and pipes, as well as environment variables and some builtin commands.
a tiny shell made with c standard library, which handles multiple pipes and redirections
Simplified command language interpreter
This program implements convex hull for a set of coordinates using Graham's Scan algorithm.
C Program for interpreting basic unix commands specifically IO Redirection, Pipes and Background Processing
The parsing module handles input processing for the minishell project, including tokenization, syntax validation, environment variable expansion, and redirection parsing.
Just a simple C program which shows how to redirect stdout/stdin of child process to parent
Shell Implementation - Operating Systems
School project: create a shell working like bash.
Bash Implementation with process management
Custom CLI/Shell Written in C
A simple Unix shell implemented in C, replicating basic shell behavior with support for pipes, redirections, environment variables, and built-in commands.
Two programs made in C to process a list of dates; one for validation, and the other for format conversion. Made to showcase command line pipe-lining from one to the other.
The project involves building a basic shell that mimics the behavior of the popular bash shell. It covers fundamental concepts such as process creation, input/output redirection, and signal handling
♻️ Redirection tool helper for squid proxy-server to redirect web requests on demand to another location
This is a simple implementation of linux shell terminal.
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