jurjen@cwi.nl (Jurjen NE Bos) (09/21/90)
Here are three very simple programs. I find them not very interesting, but
together they're just good enough to be postable.
Have fun!
Jurjen
PFF is a file finder.
Put in your HOME directory under the name PFF.
Input: a name. Call from the HOME directory.
Output: the list of all PATHs where name resides.
%%HP: T(3)A(R)F(,); @checksum #6DFFh
\<<
IF VARS OVER POS
THEN PATH 1 \->LIST
ELSE { }
END SWAP 15 TVARS \-> name dir
\<<
IF dir { } \=/
THEN 1 dir SIZE
FOR var dir var GET EVAL name PFF + UPDIR
NEXT
END
\>>
\>>
FF is a file finder that is meant for interactive use.
Put it in your HOME directory under the name FF.
Input: a name. Call from the HOME directory.
Output: if the name is found: nothing, but the current directory will
contain the name, and the menu will be the row of the VAR menu containing
the name. Otherwise, the name will be on the stack and the menu and
directory unchanged.
%%HP: T(3)A(R)F(,); @Checksum: #86CAh
\<<
IF DUP VTYPE 0 \>=
THEN VARS SWAP POS 1205 + 6 / IP 100 / MENU 0 DOERR
END 15 \-> dir
\<<
IF dir { } \=/
THEN 1 dir SIZE
FOR var dir var GET EVAL FF UPDIR
NEXT
END
\>>
\>>
FRE is a program that gives the number of free bytes, just like MEM,
but does not do the garbage collection. Gives you a good idea how often a
garbage collection takes place. Tip: put 'FRE' in EQ and plot it. Scale Y
from 0 to 30000. (Autoscale get terribly confused).
(To be converted with ASC\->)
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