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.SH .tr ~ V.~~UNIX READING LIST .PP .ti 0 .br .I General: .R .if t .sp 5p .UC UNIX Programmer's Manual (Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and a cast of thousands). Lists commands, system routines and inte

.MODEL HUGE STACK SEGMENT STACK PARA 'STACK' DB 200 DUP(0) STACK ENDS CODE SEGMENT WORD PUBLIC 'CODE' ASSUME CS:CODE,DS:DATA,ss:stack pp1 PROC

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.SH IV. PROGRAMMING .PP .UC UNIX is a marvelously pleasant and productive system for writing programs; productivity seems to be an order of magnitude higher than on other interactive systems. .PP The

.sp .SH III. DOCUMENT PREPARATION .sp .PP .UC UNIX is extensively used for document preparation. There are three major .ul formatting programs, that is, programs which produce a text with justified r

.sp 3 .SH Index Index .LP .sp 2 .nf & (asynchronous process) 8 ; (multiple processes) 8 * (pattern match) 5 [ ] (pattern match) 6 ? (pattern match) 6 (redirect I/O) 7 >> (file append) 12 bac

.sp .SH I. GETTING STARTED .SH Logging In .PP Most of the details about logging in are in the manual section called ``How to Get Started'' (pages .ul iv-v in the 5th Edition). Here are a couple of ex

.SH II. DAY-TO-DAY USE .SH Creating Files _ The Editor .PP If we have to type a paper or a letter or a program, how do we get the information stored in the machine? Most of these tasks are done with