A Mac-compatible interactive shell software with limited functionality.
Cash is an impressive restricted shell software built in C. With only 160 lines of C code including comments, it is easily one of the smallest shells ever created. One of the major selling points of cash is its simplicity and ease of use. Despite its small size, cash is a powerful tool that just works perfectly.
Originally, Cash was developed as a practical exercise to help students master important concepts such as memory allocation, string parsing, and unix system calls like fork and exec. Developers and aspiring coders can take advantage of the source code to learn and gain real-life insights into the workings of C programming language.
Cash is freely available and is distributed according to the terms of the WTF Public License v2.0., which is a widely recognized open-source license that promotes free software use, distribution, and modification. If you are looking for a reliable, simple and powerful shell software to help you manage restricted instances of your system, look no further than Cash.
Originally, Cash was developed as a practical exercise to help students master important concepts such as memory allocation, string parsing, and unix system calls like fork and exec. Developers and aspiring coders can take advantage of the source code to learn and gain real-life insights into the workings of C programming language.
Cash is freely available and is distributed according to the terms of the WTF Public License v2.0., which is a widely recognized open-source license that promotes free software use, distribution, and modification. If you are looking for a reliable, simple and powerful shell software to help you manage restricted instances of your system, look no further than Cash.
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