The following Ch shell script can be used to backup file
systems. #include int main () { printf("Hello, world!\n"); echo Ch
is cool! I can now use a C program to backup files
dump 0ubdsf 80 50000 50000 /dev/nrst0 /dev/sd0a } Example 2
The example below will print out all sub-directories and files
in the current directory,as well as the full command path for
command gzip.
#!/bin/ch
#include
char *s;
int i=0;
foreach (s;`ls`) {
i++;
echo $s; }
printf("the total number of directory and files are
%d\n",i);
s =`which gzip`;
echo $s;
Example 3
In this example, the controlling variable of the switch
statement is a string instead ofintegral type.
#!/bin/ch
char *ch="SoftIntegration Ch"; float version=2;
string_t hostname=`hostname`;
switch (hostname) {
case "mymachine":
printf("Hello world\n");
break;
case "testmachine":
fprintf stdout
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Example 4
Below is another sample shell script. #!/bin/ch int main() {
char *s = "pointer to char";
int i; float f, *p; f = 6; p= &f; printf("s = %s\n", s);
printf("*p = %f\n", f); /* output from the following statement is
"6 6 pointer to char o" */ echo $f $(*p) $s $(*(s+1)); pwd ls >
junk } Example 5
The following shell commands in Bourne Shell sh #!/bin/sh
command argument
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Example 7
Find and compile all .c files into .o in the current directory
when the .o is old or
