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This article is from the Apple II GNO FAQ, by Devin Reade with numerous contributions by others.

5.2: What should be in my gshrc file?

    A#5.2:	Whatever you find necessary, keeping in mind that the gshrc file
is parsed whenever an instantiation of gsh is started.  This implies
that a long gshrc file can slow down your system.

Here is one example of a minimal gshrc file. For formatting reasons
in the FAQ, long lines have been split with a trailing '\' on
the line to be continued.  Gsh doesn't understand this syntax, so
be sure to enter them as a single line.

	 set prefixes for ORCA languages (see also Q6.3)
	prefix	13	/lib
	prefix	14	/tmp
	prefix	15	/lang/orca/shell
	prefix	16	/lang/orca/languages
	prefix	17	/lang/orca/utilities

	# match lower prefixes. gsh should update these
	# automatically, but doesn't.
	prefix	2	13
	prefix	3	14
	prefix	4	15
	prefix	5	16
	prefix	6	17

	# set search path -- gsh parses it backwards!
	set path="/usr/games /lang/orca/utilities /usr/X/bin /usr/bin\
		/bin /usr/local/bin"
	export path
	rehash

	# search path for man pages
	setenv MANPATH /man:/usr/man:/usr/local/man:/local/man:\
		/usr/X/man:/lang/orca/man

	# settings for occ(1):
	#	create *.o files instead of *.a files
	setenv CCEMULATE 1
	#	set the if and only if you are using ORCA/C 2.0.x.
	setenv CCOLD 1
    

 

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