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-fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 		4 years ago
libft fixes: vars display with longer name than value, max fct in libft 4 years ago
LICENSE Initial commit 4 years ago
Makefile fix: Makefile portability 4 years ago
README.md -fixes: no more doubles signals, -new: added return messages (signals), generalized cmds struct use and included env in 4 years ago
built-in.c -fixes: no more doubles signals, -new: added return messages (signals), generalized cmds struct use and included env in 4 years ago
caller.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
env.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
lexer.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
minishell.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
minishell.h -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
parser.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago
utils.c -fix: builtins not fork when launched alone, -new: t_datas for env and exit_code, -rm: argc useless in t_command 4 years ago

README.md

#Minishell

TODO :

  • free stack,
  • finish built-ins,

Notes :

Issues :

  • cat | cat | ls crash on linux ?