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Examining the TAWK Compiler

By James K. Lawless, May 01, 1997

Thompson Automation's TAWK compiler family is a set of compilers -- based on the AWK languages -- for UNIX, OS/2, Windows 95/NT, and Solaris. Jim finds TAWK to be a powerful programming tool, particularly when used as a scripting tool to quickly implement batch-oriented software.
Dr. Dobb's Journal May 1997: Examining the TAWK Compiler

Examining the TAWK Compiler

By James K. Lawless

Dr. Dobb's Journal May 1997 

<B>(a) </B>finger [email protected]

<B>(b)</B> Connecting to host : radiks.net (205.138.126.6).
[radiks.net]
Login       Name         TTY     Idle    When         Where
jimbo    Jim Lawless    pts/6     <Nov 17 15:52>   dial108.radiks.n

Example 1: The output of (a) will look like (b).

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