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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting awk script: loop through array Post 302872577 by ENG_MOHD on Friday 8th of November 2013 05:06:28 PM
Old 11-08-2013
Thanks for the replies.

@RudiC, I have created the sample so that each condition meet only one line. In the first condition I was trying to take the time and store it in t_arr[] and in the second condition I was trying to subtract the time that was recorded from the in t_arr[] from the current time ( which is of $2 of the second condition ).
Yes, you are right I made a mistake as t_arr[$12] will be zero.

How do I get the out put like :
Code:
start time 0.1
end time 0.120256
time : 0.020256

Maybe if I use 3 arrays !!!
 

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