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C-shell and ANSI standard ?

C-shell and ANSI standard ?

Post by Maurizio Pog » Sat, 14 Jun 1997 04:00:00



A friend of mine told me that to conform to the ANSI standard I should
not use C-shell syntax in my script: I should use shell instead.
Is that true ? Where can I find info on this subject ?

Thanks.
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