rdm@cfcl.UUCP (Rich Morin) (01/28/88)
Several years ago, I heard a talk by M.D. McIlroy on data flow programming. One of the ideas he mentioned stuck, and today I decided to code it up. No comments are needed, of course, since shell scripts are self-documenting. ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} ;-} : # primes - implement M.D. McIlroy's prime generator # # Written by Rich Morin, CFCL, 880127 i=${1-1} if [ $i -gt 15 ]; then exit fi awk ' BEGIN { if ('$i' == 1) { printf "%9d %9d\n", 1, 1 > "/dev/tty" for (i=2; i<=100; i++) print i exit } } NR == 1 { printf "%9d %9d\n", '$i', $1 > "/dev/tty" factor = $1 next } int($1/factor)*factor != $1 ' | primes `expr $i + 1` exit -- _ o _ |_ _ _ _ _ o _ Canta Forda Computer Laboratory | | | | | | | | | | | | | | UNIX software consulting and training | | |_ | | | | | |_| | | | | {hoptoad,ptsfa}!cfcl!rdm +1 415 994 6860