converting sh scripts to C code

[John P. Nelson]

>>>If you are not running the SVR2 sh or equivalent, you need to upgrade
>>>your shell.

>>No problem, I just plunk down $40000 dollars for a SVR2 source licence

>I cannot speak for /bin/sh but however ksh (superset of Bourne, many bells
>and whistles, almost as efficient as SysV Bourne) is available as source
>for approximately $2000 (non AT&T sites)

My understanding is that you STILL need a System V source licence to obtain
ksh source for $2000 additional.  Thanks for nothing, AT&T.

 John Nelson
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