A Pure 32-bit command interpreter that is a replacement for the 16-bit CMD
that is supplied with IBM OS/2, allowing one to finally replace one of the
16-bit vestiges that remains in OS/2 Warp; along with a suite of ancillary
utilities (ANSI, ATDOWN, BEEP, BRIGHTBG, CLS, CMDLOAD, COLOUR, COPY,
COPYPLUS, COPYSTD, DATE, DEL, DELAY, DESCRIBE, DETACH, DIR, ECHODOT,
ECHOS, ERASE, FREE, HELPMSG, KEYLOCKS, LABEL, LINES, MD, MKDIR, MORE,
MORESTD, MOVE, PAUSE, PRINTENV, RD, REM, REN, RENAME, RMDIR, START, TIME,
TRUENAME, TYPE, VOL, WPSARC, and ZDIR).
The command interpreter comes with a choice of three front ends (TTY, TUI,
and GUI), and supports various enhancements not in IBM's 16-bit CMD, such
as implicit environment variables, easily nested command scripts,
subroutines (GOSUB/RETURN), and directory stacks. The command interpreter
and utilities support long filenames, deep directory trees, ISO/IEC
9445-1:1990 (POSIX 1003.1) timezones, operation until the year 2106, and
automatic unattended changes to and from daylight savings time in multiple
different timezones simultaneously. They take advantage of the
architecture of 32-bit OS/2 for things like efficient directory searches
and the ability to deal with more than 64KiB of data. Installation
instructions are in README.TXT.
-> URL: http://homepage.ntlworld.com./jonathan.deboynepollard/Softwares/cmd.html
-> Hobbes-Search: cmd-1-1.zip
Source. OS2.org