new old winetests

[David Laight]

> BTW, there's no need to make the script bash specific,
> we can use expr instead:
> 
> -    i=$(($i+1))
> +    i=`expr $i + 1`

That isn't a bashism, it is required to be supported by any shell
that claims to be Posix compliant.
That probably means everything except an AT&T/SYSV bourne shell.

If you are in a loop then running expr will slow things down.
It is possible to count in the old bourne shell by doing:
	in="$in i"
	set -- $in
	i=$#
But unless you actually have a real problem it isn't worth while.
Solaris users need to put /usr/xpg4/bin before /usr/bin in PATH
to get a Posix compiant shell (aka ksh).

	David

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David Laight: david at l8s.co.uk