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 ls
==short-description
List the contents of a directory.
==long-description
Note, C<cd> can be used to navigate between drives, but the DOS approach of switching between drives with commands like C<c:> and C<e:> is also supported.
==argument filename dir_name optional
The directory to list (defaults to the current working directory).
==option bool a all
Display all files, including those with hidden and system attributes.
==option bool l long
Display verbose file information, including attributes, file size and last-modified date. The attributes have the following format:
=over 5
=item d
directory
=item r
read only
=item h
hidden
=item s
system
=item a
archived
=back
For example, C<d--s-> indicates a drectory with the system bit set.
==option bool H human
Display file sizes in human readable form.
==option bool 1 one
Outputs one entry per line rather than trying to columnise the output. Is implied if C<stdout> is redirected or if C<--long> is specified.
==option bool r recurse
Recursively list any directories that are encountered. Currently only supported for C<--long> listings.
==copyright
Copyright (c) 2006-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.