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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting ebcidic file coversion to ascii Post 49087 by LivinFree on Wednesday 24th of March 2004 10:33:22 PM
Old 03-24-2004
No problem - it was worth a shot.

I wish we had a compiler too - people have started to port GNU programs over to the system. Luckily, some are in binary form as well (such as my bash shell). But, I'm not going to pay for it myself, plus maintenance...

I do have most other "standard" utilities, such as awk, sed, vi, etc, etc, etc... I was thinking about "tr", but man - that would take forever on a huge file. Even the normal programs like lp act similarly, even though they're mostly a compatibility layer (in that example, lp just translates, and forwards the print job to the Guardian native print spooler.)

We do have the Java package installed - but it's terribly slow on that system (even more than normal, it seems!)

Maybe we could keep bugging support for it - maybe they'll start listening...

Thanks again.
 

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