geoff@desint.UUCP (Geoff Kuenning) (03/16/86)
Talk about confusing me! Try this one on your system:
echo 15 | awk '{t1=-15;t2=15;t3=-t2;t4=-$1;print t1,t3,t4}'
On my system (Unisoft V.0) it produces:
-2.71875 -2.71875 -2.71875
The expression "t1=0-15" works correctly.
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Geoff Kuenning
{hplabs,ihnp4}!trwrb!desint!geoffdavid@ztivax.UUCP (03/18/86)
>echo 15 | awk '{t1=-15;t2=15;t3=-t2;t4=-$1;print t1,t3,t4}'
On my system (Unisoft V.0) it produces:
-2.71875 -2.71875 -2.71875
On my system (4.2bsd) works perfectly. yaub (yet another unisoft
bug).
By the way, does your file system only last about a month like on my
last Unisoft system? (last because I won't try Unisoft again after 2
years of intense headaches) Noone ever could solve that one, but I
think it was because they could not properly handle fragmentation in
the file system.
real men use real UNIX
seismo!unido!ztivax!davidsteve@jplgodo.UUCP (Steve Schlaifer x3171 156/224) (03/18/86)
In article <179@desint.UUCP>, geoff@desint.UUCP (Geoff Kuenning) writes: > Talk about confusing me! Try this one on your system: > > echo 15 | awk '{t1=-15;t2=15;t3=-t2;t4=-$1;print t1,t3,t4}' > > On my system (Unisoft V.0) it produces: > > -2.71875 -2.71875 -2.71875 > > The expression "t1=0-15" works correctly. On my Ridge 32C running ROS 3.3, I get -15 -15 -15. Looks like you have a bug. -- ...smeagol\ Steve Schlaifer ......wlbr->!jplgodo!steve Advance Projects Group, Jet Propulsion Labs ....group3/ 4800 Oak Grove Drive, M/S 156/204 Pasadena, California, 91109 +1 818 354 3171