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Getting Started with awk
This qref is written for a semi-knowledgable UNIX user who has just come up against a problem and has been advised to use awk to solve it. Perhaps one of the examples can be quickly modified for immediate use.
Linux-Unix cheat sheets - The ultimate collection >> Scott Klarr
huge collection of linux cheatsheets
2007
awk utility in perl
For example, f 11 access_log finds out the referrer URLs from my Apache httpd log.
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2006
Haskell vs. Ada vs. C++ vs. Awk vs. ... An Experiment in Software Prototyping Productivity (ResearchIndex)
We describe the results of an experiment in which several conventional programming languages, together with the functional language Haskell, were used to prototype a Naval Surface Warfare Center NSWC requirement for a Geometric Region Server. The resul...
Centre de Recherche sur les Aspérités du Singulier dans le Collectif - Awk au quotidien
Cette section comprend un certain nombre de documents sur le langage de programmation AWK et ses implémentations libres. Ce langage simple et robuste a été développé à l'origine par Alfred Aho, Brian W. Kernighan et Peter J. Weinberger, dans le but "d'exécuter les tâches courantes de transformation de données", mais permet de faire une foule de choses. Ce langage est un outil formidable pour les gens qui manipulent des données textuelles (comme les bibliothécaires), mais aussi pour les administrateurs système (il a d'ailleurs une place de choix dans les systèmes *NIX). Les documents réunis ici couvrent quelques cas pratiques d'utilisation du langage et la façon de l'installer sur diverses plateformes.
Get started coding with GAWK and AWK
Learn the basic concepts of the AWK text-processing and pattern-scanning language. This tutorial gets you started programming in AWK: You'll learn how AWK reads and sorts its input data, run AWK programs, manipulate data, and perform complex pattern matching. When you're finished, you'll also understand GNU AWK (GAWK).
2005
perl - free-definition
perl, also practical extraction and report language (a backronym, see below), is a programming language released by larry wall on december 18, 1987 that borrows features from c, sed, awk, shell scripting (sh), and (to a lesser extent) from many other prog
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