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Hi, how can i write a C program in Red Hat 9. I can't find a compiler.
Also would you mind looking at this code and telling me if you think its ok. I need to put a file which has many columns of...

Thank you, once again. You're a life saver.

Cool, well all the numbers in $1 are unique in each file anyway so that should be dandy. Yet another question, sorry. I just realised that i will have to divide each number in $2 by an integer (the...

Guys, you're absolute legends. I won't get to try it out til the morning, but if ye reckon it'll work thats good enough for me. One question though; The values in the first column range from 1E-2 to...

Is that piece of code not just adding all the second column together? I need to add row1,column2 of file1 to row1,column2 of fille2;
row2,column2 of file1 to row2,column2 of fille2;
..3, ...

Thanks very much for that. Unfortunately i can't really understand it. Sorry, my knowledge of C is terrible. Where do i put the names of the two files i'm adding together. And what does nawk do?...

That looks all wrong. Not the way i typed it up at all. Sorry. There are 4 seperate values in each row, one under each of the headings. So in line 2 5 is under "wavelength" , 3E-6 is under "flux",...

Its Red Hat, version 9 i think. I don't have the actual data with me now but i can give you an example:


% This is a file containing the flux at varying wavelengths
% of a young massive star...

No i suppose C isn't necessarily the only option. The reason i was opting for it was its the only language i have any knowledge of; minimal as that knowledge is. Programming is something i've had...

Hi I was hoping that maybe someone could help me with a small piece of C code. I have a number of files, which are all of similar layout ie. three lines of text and 5-6 columns of numerical data. I...