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[arachne] Re: DOS only or?
- From: Jason <jasorn@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: arachne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 06 May 2008 19:44:37 -0400
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Udo Kuhnt wrote:
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Yes, a dos version issue. Like I said. CLI means Command Line Interface.
Those are version or application compatibility issues. Not cli issues.
But the CLI resides in COMMAND.COM or CMD.EXE which are applications
that run in the actual OS. What you call version or application
compatibility issues is at the heart of the problem since any program
that you run from the CLI is actually a command.
No, I assumed we here would make the distinction between 'applications
or other programs' from 'command' programs. But the cli is the command
line interface meaning the command programs vs application programs you
have at your disposal at the command line. I suppose the line could get
fuzzy. Some don't consider sed a command while others do.
So I'd leave it to the stock commands.
Are there commands available in w2k that aren't available in xp?
Available in earlier versions of dos that aren't available in xp for
that matter?
Shells are written for
a particular OS which you cannot really separate them from, simply
because they call OS-specific functions. How could you tell whether it
is a restriction of the OS or the shell that keeps a command from
working properly if you cannot make the shell itself work in another OS?
Udo
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