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# make bloatcheck function old new delta evaltreenr 644 654 +10 evaltree 644 654 +10 parse_conf 1440 1444 +4 dpkg_deb_main 426 429 +3 ed_main 3319 3321 +2 passwd_main 2093 2091 -2 kill_main 830 826 -4 singlemount 4609 4601 -8 find_command 962 954 -8 get_lcm 123 105 -18 .rodata 132243 132147 -96 killcmd 449 120 -329 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (add/remove: 0/0 grow/shrink: 5/7 up/down: 29/-465) Total: -436 bytes # size busybox_old busybox_unstripped text data bss dec hex filename 723901 2940 27504 754345 b82a9 busybox_old 723457 2940 27504 753901 b80ed busybox_unstripped |
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ash_test | ||
ash.c | ||
bbsh.c | ||
Config.in | ||
hush.c | ||
Kbuild | ||
lash.c | ||
msh.c | ||
README | ||
README.job | ||
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Various bits of what is known about busybox shells, in no particular order. 2007-04-28 hush: Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Z for single NOFORK commands are working. Memory and other resource leaks (opendir) are not addressed (testcase is "rm -i" interrupted by ctrl-c). 2007-04-21 hush: "sleep 5 | sleep 6" + Ctrl-Z + fg seems to work. "rm -i" + Ctrl-C, "sleep 5" + Ctrl-Z still doesn't work for SH_STANDALONE case :( 2007-04-21 hush: fixed non-backgrounding of "sleep 1 &" and totally broken "sleep 1 | sleep 2 &". Noticed a bug where successive jobs get numbers 1,2,3 even when job #1 has exited before job# 2 is started. (bash reuses #1 in this case) 2007-04-21 hush: "sleep 1 | exit 3; echo $?" prints 0 because $? is substituted _before_ pipe gets executed!! run_list_real() already has "pipe;echo" parsed and handed to it for execution, so it sees "pipe"; "echo 0". 2007-04-21 hush: removed setsid() and made job control sort-of-sometimes-work. Ctrl-C in "rm -i" works now except for SH_STANDALONE case. "sleep 1 | exit 3" + "echo $?" works, "sleep 1 | exit 3; echo $?" shows exitcode 0 (should be 3). "sleep 1 | sleep 2 &" fails horribly. 2007-04-14 lash, hush: both do setsid() and as a result don't have ctty! Ctrl-C doesn't work for any child (try rm -i), etc... lash: bare ">file" doesn't create a file (hush works)