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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Improving code Post 302991069 by Corona688 on Monday 6th of February 2017 11:04:03 AM
Old 02-06-2017
I'll cut to the chase and be a bit more generous -- you are reprocessing your input files over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, and over, when you could have done so just once or twice.

Your code is too big a mess to replace wholesale, especially since we know nothing about your input, but 'filter by conditions' is particularly egregious. You are allowed to put more than one statement in an awk program! You could have done 5 times as much work at once. Here is pseudocode.

Code:
read vpff vpds4a vpds4b vpds4 vpdsss <<EOF
$( awk '
        awk-range1 { count1++ }
        awk-range2 { count2++ }
        awk-range3 { count3++ }
        awk-range4 { count4++ }
        awk-range5 { count5++ }
        END { print count1+0, count2+0, count3+0, count4+0, count5+0; }' tmp4 )
EOF

The idea is to have awk print a line like "5 7 3 9 12" which gets dumped into read and split among its variables.
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