.bashrc_os

#----- header -----
[ "${0##*/}" != "${BASH_SOURCE##*/}" ] || { >&2 echo -e "ERROR\tfile must be sourced ($0)"; return 2; }

# prevent multiple-inclusion
__link=`readlink -f "$BASH_SOURCE"`
declare -n __tag=SOURCE_${__link//[^a-zA-Z0-9_]/}
[ ${__tag:-0} -eq 0 ] || return 0
#------------------


#NOTE - Mingw/MSYS don't support symlinks! The resulting file has just
# a sigle line in it with the link target, which when sourced'd tries to
# execute the file, which is an error.

: ${OSTYPE:=`uname -o | cut -d _ -f 1 | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'`}

__tag=1


__uname=`uname`  # alt: uname|sed -E 's/(-[0-9.]+)+$//'
for f in "${BASH_SOURCE/bashrc/functions}" "${BASH_SOURCE}".{$OSTYPE,${__uname%%-*}}; do
  [ -s "$f" ] || continue
  source "$f" || { log.error "RC=$? during $f"; return; }
done


is_exec -q tree{,.com} || { is_function os.tree && alias tree='os.tree'; }

#TODO activate .functions_os first
#declare -F os.file.replace && alias replace_file='os.file.replace'
#os.detect


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