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H A D | Makefile | 61 PROG= as 65 CLEANFILES+=astoks.h instrs.as 67 .PATH: ${.CURDIR}/../as.vax 72 aspseudo.o: as.h astoks.h aspseudo.c instrs.h instrs.as 75 instrs.as: ${.CURDIR}/instrs 77 awk -f ${.CURDIR}/instrs > instrs.as 81 .depend ${OBJS}: astoks.h instrs.as
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/original-bsd/old/as.vax/ |
H A D | Makefile | 63 PROG= as 68 CLEANFILES=instrs.as astoks.h 76 instrs.as: ${.CURDIR}/instrs 78 awk -f ${.CURDIR}/instrs > instrs.as 82 ${OBJS} .depend: instrs.as astoks.h
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/original-bsd/old/adb/common_source/ |
H A D | INFO | 30 d prints an hword_t value as a signed decimal integer. 31 D prints an expr_t value as a signed decimal integer. 32 u prints an hword_t value as an unsigned decimal integer. 33 U prints an expr_t value as an unsigned decimal integer. 34 q prints an hword_t value as a signed octal integer. 35 Q prints an expr_t value as a signed octal integer. 36 o prints an hword_t value as an unsigned octal integer. 37 O prints an expr_t value as an unsigned octal integer. 38 z prints an hword_t value as a signed hexadecimal integer. 39 Z prints an expr_t value as a signed hexadecimal integer. [all …]
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H A D | CHANGES | 13 adb used to accept 0t, 00t, 0<overflow-to-0>t, etc as decimal, and so 33 reenabled the 1, 2, and 4 formats (not that 2 and 4 are needed, as they 34 are the same as w and W). To get these you must write \1, \2, or \4, 35 or the code will assume (as it used to) that these are prefix counts. 38 situations that sometimes arise when attempting to print data as 40 user to discover it as nonsense. 44 expression>pc now works as an alternate method for changing the pc 47 fixed annoying VAX feature that printed clrl/clrf instructions as
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/original-bsd/usr.bin/uucp/libuu/ |
H A D | subdir.c | 52 subfile(as) in subfile() argument 53 char *as; in subfile() 65 s = as; 78 return as; 89 return as;
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/original-bsd/usr.bin/diction/explain/ |
H A D | explain.d | 49 as is the case as happens 51 as good or better than as good as or better than 53 as long as when, if 54 as of now now 56 as per AVOID 59 as soon as when 86 being as as, become, since 161 equally as good as good as, equally good 294 inasmuch as since, for, as 371 minimize as far as possible minimize [all …]
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/original-bsd/local/sccscmds/sccscmds.ok/util/ |
H A D | substr.c | 13 char *substr(as, aresult, origin, len) in substr() argument 14 char *as, *aresult; in substr() 20 s = as + origin;
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/original-bsd/local/sccscmds/sccscmds.2/util/ |
H A D | substr.c | 13 char *substr(as, aresult, origin, len) in substr() argument 14 char *as, *aresult; in substr() 20 s = as + origin;
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/original-bsd/old/sh/ |
H A D | string.c | 52 INT length(as) in length() argument 53 STRING as; in length() 57 IF s=as THEN WHILE *s++ DONE FI 58 return(s-as);
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/original-bsd/usr.bin/diction/diction/ |
H A D | dict.d | 33 as a method of 35 as of now 38 as is the case 39 as per 40 as regards 41 as related to 42 as to 64 being as 311 minimize as far as possible 393 so as to [all …]
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/original-bsd/old/refer/refer/ |
H A D | TEST.out | 11 who already know another language such as Pascal or Fortran.\*([.1\*(.] 16 .as [A " and D. M. Ritchie 31 such as the Programmer's Manual. 38 .as [A " and D. M. Ritchie 60 .as [A " and J. D. Ullman 70 such as \fIeqn\fP, \fIawk\fP, and \fBbc\fP, 77 .as [A " and D. M. Ritchie 86 as mentioned above.
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H A D | TEST | 11 who already know another language such as Pascal or Fortran. 21 such as the Programmer's Manual. 41 such as \fIeqn\fP, \fIawk\fP, and \fBbc\fP, 47 as mentioned above.
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/original-bsd/old/ |
H A D | Makefile | 13 SUBDIR+=adb as.hpux ld 21 SUBDIR+=adb as.tahoe dbx dlmpcc ld pcc 23 SUBDIR+=adb arff as.vax dbx flcopy ld pcc rxformat talk tp
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/original-bsd/old/as.hpux/ |
H A D | Makefile | 3 all hpux-as clean cleandir depend lint obj tags: 6 install -c -o ${BINOWN} -g ${BINGRP} -m ${BINMODE} hpux-as \
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/original-bsd/games/backgammon/backgammon/ |
H A D | Mesgfix | 32 'as/ ..:..:.. .../,/ 33 'as/^/ "Last update on / 34 'as/$/.",/
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/original-bsd/old/boggle/ |
H A D | inst | 2 as many words as possible in a 4 by 4 grid of letters. Words may be formed 25 as the first argument. The first + removes the restriction that positions 27 considered adjacent to itself as well as its (up to) 8 neighbors. Hit
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/original-bsd/old/as.vax/PSD.doc/ |
H A D | Makefile | 3 DIR= ps1/05.as 7 EXTRA= as.man.1
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/original-bsd/old/pcc/mip/ |
H A D | CONVERT | 13 I suggest that you take the makefile in /usr/n as well, to help you 16 The conversion process, as well as I understand it is as follows. 61 You may experience loading errors as a result of having used the 68 to match has changed slightly; ASG OPANY, as it always 78 bells and whistles, as a Bourne shell script. 80 produces the same output as the earlier one, are
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/original-bsd/usr.bin/window/ |
H A D | ttf100.c | 34 static struct tt_str as = { "\033$", 2 }; in tt_f100() local 40 gen_AS = &as; in tt_f100()
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H A D | ttwyse60.c | 39 static struct tt_str as = { "\033H\002", 3 }; in tt_wyse60() local 46 gen_AS = &as; in tt_wyse60()
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H A D | ttwyse75.c | 39 static struct tt_str as = { "\033(0", 3 }; in tt_wyse75() local 46 gen_AS = &as; in tt_wyse75()
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/original-bsd/local/ditroff/ditroff.okeeffe/eqn/ |
H A D | README | 17 4. Macros with arguments, as in grap and pic. 31 6. Font names can be given as strings, as in 54 12. Error messages are somewhat better as well. Errors 63 with "bar", but force the bar to be either low (as over x) 64 or high (as over X) regardless of the apparent height of
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/original-bsd/usr.bin/yacc/ |
H A D | verbose.c | 237 register int as; local 252 as = accessing_symbol[sp->shift[sp->nshifts - 1]]; 253 if (ISVAR(as)) 326 register int as; local 336 as = accessing_symbol[k]; 337 if (ISVAR(as)) 338 fprintf(verbose_file, "\t%s goto %d\n", symbol_name[as], k);
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/original-bsd/old/pcc/cc/ |
H A D | cc.c | 16 char *as = _PATH_AS; variable 273 if (callsys(as, av) > 1) { 335 getsuf(as) in getsuf() argument 336 char as[]; in getsuf() 342 s = as; 356 setsuf(as, ch) in setsuf() argument 357 char *as; in setsuf() 361 s = s1 = savestr(as);
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/original-bsd/share/dict/ |
H A D | README | 7 supplemental 'web2a' list contains hyphenated terms as well as assorted
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