From:	"Tim 'Zastai' Van Holder" <zastai AT hotmail DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: DJGPP port of WHICH
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"David" <nobody AT bogus DOT org> wrote in message
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> What is the "bash exec-finding code"?  I added this little hack to
> search a list of extensions:
I was referring to parts of the DJGPP port of bash 2.03 (mostly dosutil.c)
that are used by bash to locate executables. It fits in nicely with which
(it looks like which shares some code with bash as it is (or vice-versa, but
that's basically a chicken-and-egg issue)).
Oh, and thanks for mentioning that which is at version 2.11 now; mine was
based on 2.9 - in the process of updating now.

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