This post shows you how to build the Mozilla TraceMonkey JavaScript shell on Fedora 14. A number of examples are also provided to show you how to load and execute JavaScript scripts using this JavaScript shell.
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This port demonstrates one method of sort printing the elements of an Korn shell associative array. This post demonstrates how to provide robust support for command line argument processing in a JavaScript shell using the classical Unix getopts paradigm. It also demonstrates how to access environmental variables from a JavaScript shell. When programmers think about bitwise manipulation, they usually think about using C or C++ to solve their problem since both programming languages provide a rich set of features which make it easy to perform bitwise manipulation. It is possible to just as easily perform such operations using the Korn shell. This post explains what bitwise manipulation and number conversion facilities are available in ksh93. This post demonstrates how to write a loadable stat builtin for Korn shell 93. |
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