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From: tml@tik.vtt.fi (Tor Lillqvist)
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Subject: Re: HP-720 vs IBM-320 vs Sparc2
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Date: 7 Jun 91 14:47:51 GMT
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In-reply-to: rhodesii@idaho.uucp's message of 6 Jun 91 15:18:07 GMT

In article <1991Jun6.151807.670@idaho.uucp> rhodesii@idaho.uucp (III) writes:

	When trying to compile a large (268504 lines without comments)
					^^^^^^^^^^^^
	FORTRAN application monolithically (and w/o opt.)  After
	fsplitt'ing this puppy I then ran into trouble with the csh
	file globbing.

	f77 *.f

	would only work with up to 104 files. Any more and it just
	gave up.  Well I had about 2100 files and then I couldn't cat'
	them back together.

   ...
   Joel Rhodes
   Studsvik of America,INC.
   Nuclear Code Development

Eek.  This is the kind of programming they do in the nuclear industry?
268504 lines of Fortran (plus some comments, I hope) in one source
file...

	Both df and ps are very SYS-V'ish so ps doesn't have the normal
	plethora of Berkley options. 

Well, at least the SystemV ps has a -u (for a specific user's
processes) option that BSD lacks.
--
Tor Lillqvist,
working, but not speaking, for the Technical Research Centre of Finland