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On Wed, Mar 31, 2004 at 07:07:25PM -0800, John Nemeth wrote:
> On Aug 11,  9:59am, Peter Postma wrote:
> }=20
> } I've ported OpenBSD's which(1).  The which(1) in the NetBSD tree is sti=
ll
> } a csh script and this one is a C program.  The changes that I've made
> } are mostly style/knf and removement of whereis(1) stuff (OpenBSD has wh=
ich(1)
> } and whereis(1) in one single program).

Peter, why not start with NetBSD's whereis command?

> } I hope this is good candidate as replacement for the csh script in the =
tree.
>=20
>      Does it read .cshrc and hunt for aliases?  This is one of the
> primary reasons for the current one being a csh script.

That and built-ins are the two reasons I think we shouldn't try to use an=
=20
external command.

Take care,

Bill

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