From the [author's website][1]:

> MacShell is a Unix-like command line interface for the Macintosh.
> Its interface is modeled loosely on the Unix C-shell. Versions of a
> set of Unix-style file management, content searching, and other
> assorted utilities are built-in. It also contains a less-than-32k
> text editor.
>
> It's free!
>
> A few highlights of MacShell:
>
>   * It does content searching with regular expressions (grep, egrep)
>   * Does filename substitution with support for a wildcard character
> (*).
>   * Supports an abbreviated version of the 'long form' Unix find
> command.
>   * Mimics Unix standard I/O (pipes, redirection to/from files).
>   * It's scriptable.
>   * Supports shell variables and aliases.
>   * Supports command history.
>   * Supports backquote substitution
>   * Its tools can operate on resource forks as well as data forks.
>   * It has an extensive manual built-in
>   * It can be used to query and set Macintosh file type and creator
> tags.
>   * It can be used to segment and rejoin files.
>

>
> Note that MacShell contains some powerful facilities which could be
> dangerous if misused. Please only use it if you feel confident you
> know what your are doing. I will take no responsibility for any
> damage you may do to your files while using it.

The other two archives are for this application's source code with
documentation, and a template project to extend MacShell's
functionality. Compiles with [Symantec C++ 7.0][2].

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k

  [1]: http://homes.cs.washington.edu/~fred/macshell.html
  [2]: http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/symantec-c-70

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