First cut of thread pools in fshell. Not fully working yet.
Removed 4 overloads of CCommandBase::RunCommand[L] that are no longer used at all, and changed one more to not be exported as it's only used internally to iocli.dll.
Added a thread pool (CThreadPool) to fshell so that thread commands no longer have to spawn a new thread every time they run. As part of this, CCommandWrapperBase now derives from CActive so that CThreadCommand can use its CActive-ness. CThreadCommand rejigged quite a bit to use CThreadPool (via MTaskRunner interface).
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==name cat
==short-description
Concatenate the specified files and write their contents to C<stdout>.
==see-also
L<match|match>, L<tail|tail>
==argument filename file_name optional multiple
The names of the files to be concatenated. May contain wild characters C<*> and C<?>. If none specified, reads from C<stdin>.
==option bool f force
Read the files even if they are open exclusively by another process. Runs a small risk of the data read being corrupt.
==option bool b binary
Legacy option, kept for compatability. Equivalent to C<--encoding binary>.
==option enum e encoding
Encoding to use. If not specified, defaults to 'auto'.
==enum-value auto
Use charconv to try and figure out the encoding (slow and error-prone for anything other than UTF-16 with BOM).
==enum-value binary
Read the files in binary mode and do not perform any character conversion.
==enum-value utf-8
Assume the file is UTF-8 (with or without BOM).
==enum-value latin1
Assume the file is encoded using ISO-8859-1.
==enum-value ltk-utf-8
Assume the file is UTF-8, but use the RLtkBuf16 UTF-8 parser rather than the charconv one (useful for testing).
==option int s block-size
Specify the block size to use for reading the file(s), in bytes. If not specified, defaults to 512 bytes.
==copyright
Copyright (c) 2005-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.