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1 Name: fortsh
2 Version: 2.0.0
3 Release: 1%{?dist}
4 Summary: Fortran Shell - A modern shell implementation in Fortran with advanced features
5
6 License: MIT
7 URL: https://github.com/FortranGoingOnForty/fortsh
8 Source0: %{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
9
10 BuildRequires: gfortran >= 11.0
11 BuildRequires: gcc
12 BuildRequires: make
13 Requires: glibc
14
15 %description
16 Fortsh (Fortran Shell) is a modern Unix shell implementation written in Fortran 2018
17 that demonstrates Fortran's capability for system programming. It provides advanced
18 shell features including comprehensive built-in commands, job control, pattern matching,
19 performance monitoring, and complete scripting support.
20
21 Features:
22 - Advanced I/O & Process Management (pipes, process substitution, coprocesses, brace expansion)
23 - Comprehensive Built-in Command Library (printf, read, getopts, pushd/popd, type/which)
24 - Advanced test operations with [[ ]] syntax and pattern matching
25 - Full scripting support (loops, functions, local variables, interactive input)
26 - Job control enhancements (suspend/resume, background process management)
27 - Enhanced command substitution with nesting and signal handling
28 - Pattern matching and globbing (*,?,[]) with brace expansion
29 - Performance monitoring and memory management with optimization
30 - Compatible with bash/zsh scripts and modern shell workflows
31
32 %prep
33 %autosetup
34
35 %build
36 make clean
37 make all
38
39 %check
40 make test
41
42 %install
43 mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_bindir}
44 mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_mandir}/man1
45 mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_docdir}/%{name}
46
47 # Install binary
48 install -Dm755 bin/fortsh %{buildroot}%{_bindir}/fortsh
49
50 # Install documentation
51 install -Dm644 README.md %{buildroot}%{_docdir}/%{name}/README.md
52
53 %files
54 %doc README.md
55 %{_bindir}/fortsh
56 %{_docdir}/%{name}/README.md
57
58 %changelog
59 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 2.0.0-1
60 - Full POSIX Compliance implementation
61 - Complete parameter expansion: ${var:-word}, ${var%pattern}, ${var#pattern}
62 - Positional parameters: $1, $2, $#, $*, $@ with proper handling
63 - Field splitting with $IFS support for word boundary control
64 - File descriptor redirection: n>file, n<file, <&n, >&n syntax
65 - Quote removal and tilde expansion for proper path handling
66 - All POSIX required built-ins: type, unset, readonly, shift, exec, eval
67 - Enterprise-grade POSIX.1-2017 compliance achieved
68
69 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.5.0-1
70 - Phase 9 implementation: POSIX Compliance & Shell Standards
71 - Shell options framework: set -e, set -u, set -o pipefail, shopt commands
72 - Proper pipeline exit status handling with POSIX compliance
73 - Special variables: $$, $!, $?, $0, $PPID with automatic expansion
74 - Errexit integration for command failure handling
75 - Enhanced bash/zsh compatibility (~90% achieved)
76 - POSIX-compliant shell behavior for enterprise use
77
78 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.4.0-1
79 - Phase 8 implementation: Advanced Shell Features
80 - Case statements: case/esac with pattern matching and wildcard support
81 - Here documents/strings: << <<- <<< operators with variable expansion
82 - History expansion: !!, !n, !-n, !string patterns with command search
83 - Enhanced aliases: parameter support with $1, $2, $*, $@, $#, ${n}
84 - Command line editing: Emacs and Vi modes with proper mode switching
85 - Associative arrays: key-value storage with declare, set, get operations
86 - Advanced shell features for improved bash/zsh compatibility
87
88 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.3.0-1
89 - Phase 7 implementation: Built-in Command Library
90 - Advanced test operations: [[ ]] syntax with pattern matching, regex support
91 - Printf built-in: comprehensive formatting with %s, %d, %f, %x specifiers
92 - Interactive read built-in: -p prompt, -t timeout, -s silent, -a array modes
93 - Getopts command: full option parsing with OPTIND, OPTARG support
94 - Directory operations: pushd/popd/dirs with stack management
95 - Command identification: type/which/command for locating executables
96 - Enhanced built-in command library with 25+ commands
97
98 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.2.0-1
99 - Phase 6 implementation: Advanced I/O & Process Management
100 - Enhanced command substitution with nested $(command $(inner)) support
101 - Process substitution: <(command) and >(command) functionality
102 - Brace expansion: {a,b,c}, {1..10}, {a..z} patterns
103 - Coprocess support: coproc command bidirectional communication
104 - Advanced signal handling: timeout, enhanced traps, process groups
105 - Built-in timeout command with automatic process termination
106
107 * Wed Aug 28 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.1.0-1
108 - Phase 5 implementation: Core Language Extensions
109 - Array variables support: arr=(a b c), ${arr[0]}, ${arr[@]}
110 - Parameter expansion: ${var:offset:length}, ${var:-default}, ${#var}
111 - Arithmetic expansion: $((expression)) with basic math operations
112 - Enhanced variable assignment and expansion system
113
114 * Sun Aug 25 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.0.1-1
115 - Enhanced shell functionality with functions and command substitution
116 - Improved variable expansion with parameter substitution
117 - Enhanced readline with history and tab completion
118 - Source file execution support
119 - Advanced scripting capabilities
120
121 * Sun Aug 25 2024 mfw <espadon@outlook.com> - 1.0.0-1
122 - Initial RPM release
123 - Complete Fortran shell implementation
124 - Advanced I/O redirection and job control
125 - Performance monitoring and memory management
126 - Pattern matching and globbing support
127 - Full scripting capabilities with control flow
128 - Comprehensive test suite and error handling