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Subject: Re: tcsh 6.10.00 echo;echo;echo; bug with fix 
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From: David Malone <dwmalone@maths.tcd.ie>
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> echo is more like as external command, even in its internal form it
> tends to be compatible even with SysV-isms. What non-BSD grown (i.e. SysV)
> csh echo prints?

Solaris, AIX and HPUX all print nothing. I guess all csh versions
are likely to be BSD dervied, so there is likely to be a consistant
response.

Maybe something could be done with the echo_style variable to
control what is done?

	David.

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