Re: LZ: Shell detection
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Re: LZ: Shell detection
yes, there is. the shell is the first variable in the vat. that's so it
doesn't get moved around in mem.
-mortis
Buddy Smith wrote:
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> Is there any way (within a program) do tell which shell is being used? If so, we could make our programs USGARD incompatible. j/k Actually, it'd be useful for interrupts and stuff. Also, would someone then write a routine to "prevent MS-DOS programs from detecting Windows"? (you'd get that if you ever looked in the properties of MS-DOS prompt in win95) BTW, I do not really care about ZShell, USGARD, etc. After all, the only reason I am programming is to learn programming, so what's the poi
> code someone else wrote? Then you don't learn anything. Some of the people on this list are becoming shell fanatics. PREDICTION: Eventually, USGARD will replace Z/Cshell :( why, well, why has Windows 95 practically replaced all other PC (emphasis on PC) OS's? Because all the new stuff requires Win 95.
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> Buddy Smith
> ti85calc@bellsouth.net
> "There was no shell before usgard"--or was there?
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