Re: Standard Input Max Length Limitation
- Posted by Matt Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at gmail.com> Jun 26, 2007
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Bryan So wrote: > > I have also tried the TCSH shell using Cygwin. Same issue. > > I'm writing a language interpreter and really want user to be able to enter > long command lines, e.g. print("a long string .... etc etc") > > Thanks > > Bryan > > ps... regarding "running under Vanilla DOS" comment. I am under the > impression > that ex.exe is supposed to be run under vanilla DOS, right? What else is > available > that is more recommended. Thanks. Is there a particular reason why you want to run under DOS instead of windows? You can use exwc.exe, which is the console version of the interpreter for windows. Or you could build it for cygwin (it'll probably take some work, but start by trying to build as bsd). Whenever I need something to work from the console, I use either exwc or exu. Using the windows version, as opposed to the DOS version opens up many more opportunities, since you can access dynamic libraries, and use the resources of the full operating system. Matt