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mknew: a bash shell function library that provides "make" functionality to the shell. A user may write a simple shell script to invoke the usual software build procedures: compilation, testing, packaging, and distribution.
Provides a linux/unix command line tool to "scrub" comma delimited files. Removing extra spaces, mr. dr. etc. Also removing duplicate records based on a comparison of columns/fields. It's a bashscript using awk, cut, join and nl. Using a little perl
A simple software toolkit for the testing of command-line programs, teskrel includes a Perl script that runs test scripts and summarizes the results, some sample test scripts, and a simple sh/bash library to simplify test writing.
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RABL - Repeatable shell environment. Shell script providing various repeatable functionality as a library of reusable functions. Automates option parsing, usage messages, prompting, and various other utility functions. Currently targets GNU bash.
Bashscript that uses various Linux tools regarding Java programming for PDAs and Palm devices to automate the process of creating a PRC file out of the JAVA files.
Checkout - a simple file checkout script for the korn shell. This script makes it so that only one person can edit a source file at a time. Supports file history and a login system. Should also work in bash if you change the first line in the script.