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DOMAIN/IX User's Guide
Apollo Computer Inc.
1st. ed. [1985]
588 p. illus., 8.5" x 11", PDF version 1.3.
Converted to PDF by Raymond Stricklin.
Summary
The DOMAIN®/IX User's Guide and its companion volume, the DOMAIN/IX Text Processing Guide consist of those papers normally included in Volumes 2A, 2B, and 2C of the UNIX Programmer's Manual as supplied by Bell Telephone Labs and the University of California at Berkeley. The papers in these books have been revised where necessary to reflect the DOMAIN system environment. However, we have tried to remain aware of the history of UNIX as a multiuser system, and have included the more important references to operations conducted at terminals.
This User's Guide is intended for users who are familiar with UNIX software, AEGIS software, and DOMAIN networks. It explains how DOMAIN/IX works, and contains extensive material on the Bourne shell, C shell, and the communications utilities mail and uucp.
Major elements:
- Introduction to DOMAIN/IX
- Installation procedures
- Overview of shell types
- Introduction to the Bourne shell
- Using the C shell
- Unix-to-Unix Copy (UUCP)
- Differences between SVR2 and 4.2BSD UUCP
- Berkeley mail
- awk
- sed
- lint
- make
- lex
- Yet Another Compiler Compiler (yacc)
- The Source Code Control System (SCCS)
- Using SCCS with Make
- The C Language - Reference Manual
- RATFOR - a preprocessor for a rational FORTRAN
- The M4 macro processor
- BC - an arbitrary precision desk-calculator language
- DC - an interactive desk calculator
- Curses
- Introduction to SENDMAIL
- Sendmail installation and operation
- Berkeley IPC primer
- Configuring TCP/IP for DOMAIN/IX 4.2BSD
- Line printer management for DOMAIN/IX 4.2BSD
- Line printer management for DOMAIN/IX SVR2