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From: 128a-2ex@web-2b.berkeley.edu (Karl Thiessen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Shell 3.03a and ARP 1.3 -- HELP!
Summary: resident list disappears
Keywords: ARP 1.3  CShell 3.03a  resident
Message-ID: <16028@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU>
Date: 3 Aug 89 22:02:13 GMT
Sender: news@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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	I'm experiencing a very strange problem with CShell 3.03A, the ARPed
version of Matt's old Csh-like shell for the Amiga.

	In the docs, it claims that the CShell-built-in "resident" makes
use of the ARP resident list.  Well, when I type 'resident' to the
CShell, asking it to display the list, I get a set of lines resembling:

Name		Usage
-----		------
			0
			0
			0
			0

			...which corresponds neatly with the 4 programs I have
resident (newcli, endcli, csh, and more);  however, the names are
[obviously] blank, and the CShell ignores the resident versions 
of the commands, even AFTER I execute them once to get the ARP 
"load-on-demand".

	I am utterly baffled.  I would attempt to recompile, fearing
that perhaps something in the CShell that worked on ARP 1.1/1.2 may 
have broken on 1.3, but I lack the proper include files for MANX C.


	Anyone who can help, either by sending include files (arpbase.h
and related stuff for ARP 1.3, MANX 3.40a), or by suggesting a fix,
PLEASE e-mail to the address in the header.  I'll summarise in a
later posting.

	Thanks very much.


Karl Thiessen -- 128a-2ex@web.berkeley.edu -- never enough time to do magic