C-shell Cookbook
by Malcolm J. Currie
Publisher: Starlink Project 2006
Number of pages: 61
Description:
This cookbook describes the fundamentals of writing scripts using the UNIX C shell. It shows how to combine Starlink and private applications with shell commands and constructs to create powerful and time-saving tools for performing repetitive jobs, creating data-processing pipelines, and encapsulating useful recipes.
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