ABSTRACT
Command Line Interpreter Until now, I have been concerned primarily with the details of the DOS-C kernel. I have looked at the system call mechanisms, file system functions, and memory management and task management functions. I have also dug into the device driver interface and investigated the C-to-assembly language interface for calling standard DOS device drivers. With all these details exposed, it's time to look at other components of the operating system, beginning with the user-level commands. A good place to start is with DOS-C's version of command. com.
