# .bashrc
# Created:       2000/06/01 Richard Shiao
# Last Modified: 2003/09/01 Richard Shiao
#
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###########################################################################
# User specific aliases and functions

# Set prompt to be "user@machine:currentdir[lineNo]>"
# Fill this part in.

# To list directories with a slash at the end
alias ls="ls -F"

# To list hidden files as well
alias lsa="ls -Fa"

# To list detailed everything and pipe it one screenful at a time
alias all="ls -Fal | more"

# To prompt user before really removing something
alias rm="rm -i"

# To prompt user before really moving something
alias mv="mv -i"

# To prompt user before really copying something
alias cp="cp -i"

# To go to the home directory, then into a directory MyDocuments and listing contents
# (You need to set up a MyDocuments folder first, then you can uncomment this.
# alias go="cd ~;
#          cd MyDocuments;
#          ls"

# To copy a file called template.c into current directory and call it newfile.c
# (Uncomment this when you need it.)
# alias newcfile="cp ~/MyDocuments/template.c newfile.c"

# Equivalent to go
# (You can uncomment this when you can use it).
# alias home="go"

# To go up one directory, state current location, and print current contents
alias up="cd ..;
          echo 'Current Directory: ';
          pwd;
          echo ' ';
          echo 'Contents: ';
          ls"

# To run gcc with all the nice little flags.
# (Uncomment this to enable it.)
# alias gcc="gcc -g -Wall -lm -o";

# To run ping
alias ping="/usr/sbin/ping"

# To say bye exit logout
alias bye="exit"

# CS164
#alias spim="~cs164/bin/spim"
#alias coolc="~cs164/bin/coolc"
#alias harsun="~cs164/bin/arch/sun4u/xemacs"
#alias harx86="~cs164/bin/arch/i86pc/xemacs"
#PATH=$PATH:~cs164/bin

# CS170
# if arch=i86, do something
# else (arch=sun4u):
alias 170glookup="~cs170/bin/arch/sun4u/glookup"
alias 170stat="glookup170 -s"

# CS188
alias 188glookup="~cs188/glookup"


# echo is a command just to print stuff out.
# The following is a greeting each time you start up bash.

echo "======================================================================"
echo "                           Welcome Richard!                           "
echo "======================================================================"
echo " "

# To display the calendar for the month June 2000
cal 06 2000

# The following is commented out because I'm tired of it.
#echo " "
#echo "                       --- Quotas Status ---                          "
#quota
#echo " "
#
#echo "                       --- Groups Status ---                          "
#groups
#echo " "
#
#echo "                       --- Online Status ---                          "
#who
echo "======================================================================"
echo " "

# Start in default directory: MyDocuments
go


# Keep this bottom part as is.  This was in the original file.
# It is a command to execute the global definitions for bash.

############################################################################
# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then
	. /etc/bashrc
fi