An AWK script to check "junk" for newsgroups
Tom Christiansen
tchrist at convex.COM
Fri Feb 22 12:14:15 AEST 1991
>From the keyboard of Sepp at ppcger.ppc.sub.org (Josef Wolf):
:dglo at ADS.COM (Dave Glowacki) writes:
:
:] Since, as a rule, EVERY C or shell program posted must be followed up
:] by a PERL script, here's my version of NEWJUNK.
:
:Well. Fine fine. But what about using standard-tools? Which *IX is
:_delivered_ with Perl?
The one shipped by CONVEX Computer Corporation, of course. Call it
competetive advantage. :-)
If your vendor doesn't supply perl (and fie on them for not doing so),
then it's trivial to get. Of course, gawk is equally easy to get.
What systems are _delivered_ with nawk? I don't see why you think a gawk
program has something over a perl one; it's certainly slower. If your
point is delivered systems, then nawk/gawk scripts aren't the answer.
--tom
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