The core utility set for FENIX; mostly POSIX utilities here
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fenutils - Fenix Core Utilities
===============================

fenutils is a collection of utilities used in Fenix. Many of these utilities
are defined by POSIX and are portable across UNIX and UNIX-like systems. Many
are also capable of functioning as a drop-in replacement for the version that
may be found on such a system.

Currently, the following tools are completed, working, and POSIX-compliant:

asa
basename
cat
cksum
cmp
dirname
echo
false
head
link
ln
pwd
true

The following sh built-ins are completed, working, and POSIX-compliant:

cd

The following tools are completed and working, though not necessarily
POSIX-compliant:

tty

The following tools are working, but not complete or POSIX-compliant:

cal
sh
wc

Building
--------

Currently, to build any given utility, simply compile it using your system's
C compiler. In general, this can be done with:
  `cc -std=c99 <util>`
where <util> is the C file you wish to compile.

Note that tty requires you to add the flag `-D_XOPEN_SOURCE=700`
(*Is this another GNU thing? Gods, it'd better not be...)

Portability
-----------

Currently, fenutils is know to be working on Linux when compiled using GCC and
glibc and on FreeBSD when compiled using clang and <freebsd c lib>. Testing is
in progress for other OS/compiler combinations. If you have any success on other
UNIX{,-like} systems, let us know.

Copyright
---------

Licensed under CWPL v5 with CC-BY 4.0 by Katlynn Richey.

fenutils is free software. Feel free to modify and/or distribute it!
See the file COPYING for more details.