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If I understand correctly, you could use something like this:

awk 'END { print at/bt }
NR == FNR {
/out/ && o[++i] = $1
if (/in/ && $2 != p2) {
r[o[1]] = o[i]; i = 0
}
p1 = $1;...

awk -F"[.| ]" 'NR==FNR{a[$1]=$3;next} a[$1]=="in" ' file1 file2

903.14356 12
906.00001 18
909.28645 20

I take it you're building ns2 in the background, then? (otherwise I wouldn't have a clue why a network simulator would be using gcc.) If so you can just run make -j2 to have it use both cores. -j4...

Hi Alice236,

Welcome to this forum. There is no need to use getline. I am not sure if I fully understand why you would want to split the file and then subsequently read them again.. What is your...