Using csh & tcsh

Appendix C. Other Sources of Information

In This Appendix:

• Documents

• Newsgroups

• Mailing Lists

This appendix provides references to other sources of information about csh and tcsh.

Documents

The documents listed below are available from various places around the Internet. For your convenience, I've gathered the documents into a single location, to which I'll refer as "the archive." You can access the archive with a World Wide Web browser using the following URL:

http://www.primate.wisc.edu/software/csh-tcsh-book/index.html

Via anonymous FTP, connect to ftp.primate.wisc.edu and find the /pub/csh-tcsh-book directory. Gopher clients can connect to gopher.primate.wisc.edu, select the "Primate Center Software Archives" item, and then select "Using csh & tcsh".

The archive contains the following documents:

• Using csh & tcsh—Errata. The errata sheet for this handbook.

• tcsh(1). The tcsh manual page, from the tcsh source distribution. Based on the 4.4BSD csh manual page, but revised extensively for tcsh. There is also a perl script that converts the manual page to HTML form so that you can read it using a World Wide Web browser. This form allows you to skip around by topic.

• csh(1). The csh manual page. You may already have an online version available via the man csh command. The version in the archive is taken from the 4.4BSD distribution.

• An introduction to the C shell. A general introduction written by the C shell's author. Often included in the "UNIX papers" section of UNIX system documentation. ...