truefalse
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truefalse consists of replacement code written in C for the GNU shelltools
programs "true" and "false".  There are several good reasons for 
preferring these versions to those supplied by GNU.  Since they are C
programs, they are not susceptable to buffer overruns in environment 
variables when used as a shell to disable an account as the GNU versions
are, and they use considerably less system resources.  Also, they ignore
any command line parameters and thus have completely dependable behaviour.
(GNU false returns TRUE when invoked as false --help, for example - in my
opinion this is a bad thing.)

truefalse is released under the GNU public licence.  See the file COPYING
in the archive for details.

For more information, see the man pages in the archive.

(c) Copyright 1999 Christi Alice Scarborough
christi@chiark.greenend.org.uk