MyShell is a Unix shell implementation written in C. It provides a command-line interface where users can execute commands, create aliases, and perform basic system operations. The shell supports various features, including command history, background processing, and output redirection.
To use this makefile, save it as a file named makefile (or Makefile) in the
same directory as your myshell.c. Open a terminal and run make to compile
the myshell executable. Use make clean to remove the compiled executable.
- Command execution: Users can run commands just like in a regular shell.
- Built-in commands: MyShell supports some built-in commands such as
cd,help, andexit. - Input/output redirection: Users can redirect input and output using
<and>operators. - Background execution: Commands can be executed in the background using the
&operator.
To compile the program, run the following command: make