On Feb 15, 6:09 am, gaze...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Kenny McCormack)
wrote:
> In article <2008021509143116807-not@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Robert Langdon <n...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >fine with the quantifier {5}. Nowadays, gawk should be the default
> >version on a modern Unix, but hey, without such capers Solaris wouldn't
> >be Solaris.
Obviously something both of you know nothing about.
> Solaris is not a modern Unix. Not that there is anything wrong with
that.
Define a "modern Unix" as you put it. You mean a UNIX with legacy
things like:
free access to source and other downloadables like a really excellent
C C++ fortran compiler, eco-friendly servers with 8 core CPUs, zones,
projects, roles, fault management,
firmware hypervision, brandz, zfs, dtrace, etc etc
Not that this has anything to DO with awk..
> It is and always was a pioneer. They created the whole thing, but then,
> like all pioneers, became a captive of its own legacy.
We'll see. So far all I read from you two stooges is pure OT FUD and
myth.
Ed provided a solution in POSIX compliant awk on Solaris. Thank you
Ed.
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