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[GitHub] [incubator-nuttx-apps] v01d commented on pull request #367: nsh: Accept the command line arguments like sh

v01d commented on pull request #367:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-nuttx-apps/pull/367#issuecomment-675549100


   I'm not that familiar with this part of NuttX but I couldn't find anything that caught my attention.
   
   I'm curious, how do you manage nsh to exit? I'm assuming nsh starts some other task via init script, which
   you fork, otherwise it this child task would also exit once nsh exits.
   In that case, wouldn't be simpler to just add an "exit" at the end? Also, it is typical to end this kind of scripts with an exec()
   call so that the calling process (nsh) is replaced by your second task. Not sure if that works in NuttX though.
   
   Anyway, this PR is more general than that, so I agree with the change and aligns with your previous PR.


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