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Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2001 07:57:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: Keith Seitz <keiths AT cygnus DOT com>
To: =?iso-8859-1?q?hrishy?= <hrishys AT yahoo DOT co DOT uk>
cc: <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: Re: awk script compile problem
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, [iso-8859-1] hrishy wrote:

> a few minutes ago i installed cygwin and i tried to
> run the following program.

I doubt very much that this worked on anything. This awk program clearly
has an obvious syntax error. On RH7.0:

keiths ~ >awk -f a.awk
awk: a.awk:10: if  (( $2  ~  /Label/ )  &&  ( $3  ~  /Not found/ )) {
awk: a.awk:10: ^ parse error
awk: a.awk:13: if  (( $2  ~  /Form/  ) && ( $3 ~  /Not found/ )) {
awk: a.awk:13: ^ parse error
awk: a.awk:16: if  ((  $2  ~  /Report/ ) && ( $3 ~  /Not found/  )){
awk: a.awk:16: ^ parse error

I also get similar errors on Solaris using its standard awk:

keiths ~ >/usr/bin/awk -f a.awk
awk: syntax error near line 10
awk: bailing out near line 10

The structure of an awk program looks like ("..." = statements):

[BEGIN] { ... }
{ ... }
[END] { ... }

Not like what you have:

{ ... }
...
END { ... }

Add braces ("{","}") at the appropriate places and it will work just fine.

> #BEGIN
> {
> 	FS="|"
> }
Add "{" here.

> if  (( $2  ~  /Label/ )  &&  ( $3  ~  /Not found/ )) {
> 	label=label+1
> }
> if  (( $2  ~  /Form/  ) && ( $3 ~  /Not found/ )) {
> 	form=form+1
> }
> if  ((  $2  ~  /Report/ ) && ( $3 ~  /Not found/  )){
> 	report=report+1
> }
Add "}" here.

> END { print FILENAME, "\t" label "\t"form "\t" report
> >>"result.log"}
>
> this program runs correctly under mkstoolkit and on my
> linux box.but fails to under cygwin.
>
> with a parse error ^ if  ((  $2  ~  /Report/ ) && ( $3
> ~  /Not found/  )){

Keith



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