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| H A D | httpd.suff | 2 .C text plain - # C++ program
5 .ada text plain - # ada program
12 .awk text plain - # awk program
13 .bas text plain - # basic program
17 .c text plain - # C program
18 .c++ text plain - # C++ program
22 .cpp text plain - # DOS C++ program
32 .f text plain - # fortran-77 program
73 .r text plain - # ratfor program
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| /inferno-os/appl/svc/httpd/ |
| H A D | httpd.suff | 2 .C text plain - # C++ program
5 .ada text plain - # ada program
12 .awk text plain - # awk program
13 .bas text plain - # basic program
17 .c text plain - # C program
18 .c++ text plain - # C++ program
22 .cpp text plain - # DOS C++ program
32 .f text plain - # fortran-77 program
73 .r text plain - # ratfor program
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| /inferno-os/lib/ |
| H A D | mimetype | 4 .C text plain - y # C++ program
7 .ada text plain - y # ada program
17 .awk text plain - y # awk program
18 .bas text plain - y # basic program
25 .c text plain - y # C program
26 .c++ text plain - y # C++ program
34 .cpp text plain - y # DOS C++ program
48 .f text plain - y # fortran-77 program
50 .f90 text plain - y # fortran-90 program
92 .p text plain - y # Pascal program
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| /inferno-os/doc/ |
| H A D | acidpaper.ms | 26 interaction between the debugger and the target program and
64 of the program, especially when
65 the state is embedded in the program's data structures.
69 It is based on the notion that the state and resources of a program
80 hardware; it deals with the program state and resources
95 arbitrary process partitioning or program structure.
102 limited form of automated program verification without requiring
128 A program is a dynamic entity; questions asked when the program is in
129 a static state are meaningful only after the program has been `caught' in
130 that state. The framework for manipulating the program is still as
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| H A D | acid.ms | 25 The command language, distinct from the language of the program being debugged,
29 verification code independently of a program's source code.
32 a threaded program.
44 Acid allows the execution of a program to be controlled by operating on its
46 when it is running. Each program action that causes a change
57 argument. The memory and text file of the program may be manipulated using
59 is available to an Acid program. The combination allows complex operations
78 When Acid starts, it loads the default program modules,
102 After loading the program binary, Acid loads the portable and architecture-specific
106 language and program interact:
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| H A D | dev.ms | 176 program, you need to write at least one module,
231 Type in the following program:
281 Now, you are in a position to compile the Limbo program.
308 If you typed in the example program correctly,
373 until you have a program that compiles successfully
375 For a program as simple as this, that's all there
377 writing a Limbo program; there's just the small matter
389 will happen when, for instance, a Limbo program uses a reference
393 When a Limbo program dies with a run-time exception,
404 and recompile the program.
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| H A D | ebookimp.ms | 54 data structure representation, so a program can treat it exactly
55 as a tree. This also enables a program to access parts of the
66 taken from one level of the tree - if the program does not wish to
310 The above program is all very well and works fine, but
385 the eBook display program constantly checks to see if the results
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| /inferno-os/libfreetype/NOTICE/ |
| H A D | GPL.txt | 16 Foundation's software and to any other program whose authors commit to
33 For example, if you distribute copies of such a program, whether
50 Finally, any free program is threatened constantly by software
52 program will individually obtain patent licenses, in effect making the
53 program proprietary. To prevent this, we have made it clear that any
62 0. This License applies to any program or other work which contains
65 refers to any such program or work, and a "work based on the Program"
103 c) If the modified program normally reads commands interactively
108 a warranty) and that users may redistribute the program under
152 received the program in object code or executable form with such
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| H A D | FTL.txt | 36 it, or only parts of it, in a program, you must acknowledge
60 code as well as linking it to form a `program' or `executable'.
61 This program is referred to as `a program using the FreeType
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| /inferno-os/utils/mk/ |
| H A D | README | 5 on Windows NT/Win95 where the path of the shell program
10 the program as follows:
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| /inferno-os/appl/acme/acme/bin/src/ |
| H A D | winm.b | 202 program : list of string;
220 program = nil;
222 program = tl argv;
224 if(program == nil){
225 # program = "-i" :: program;
226 program = "sh" :: program;
230 prog := hd program;
265 spawn run(program, id, c);
660 error("sending to program");
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| H A D | win.b | 177 program : list of string;
196 program = nil;
198 program = tl argv;
200 if(program == nil){
201 # program = "-i" :: program;
202 program = "sh" :: program;
206 prog := hd program;
242 spawn run(program, id, c);
636 error("sending to program");
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| /inferno-os/appl/cmd/ |
| H A D | pause.b | 3 # init program to do nothing but pause
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| H A D | ed.b | 1418 program := "";
1422 program[len program] = '\\';
1428 program[len program] = c;
1433 #debug("program " + program + "\n");
1434 (pattern, diag) = regex->compile(program, 1);
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| /inferno-os/appl/acme/ |
| H A D | regx.b | 293 program := array[NPROG] of ref Inst;
295 startinst : ref Inst; # First inst. of program; might not be program[0]
370 program[k] = ref nilinst;
397 program[progp].typex = t;
398 program[progp].next = nil; # next was left
399 program[progp].right = nil;
400 return program[progp++];
604 for(inst=start; program[inst].typex!=END; inst++){
605 target = program[inst].next;
608 program[inst].next = target;
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| /inferno-os/utils/awk/ |
| H A D | proctab.c | 103 program, /* PROGRAM */
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| /inferno-os/appl/math/ |
| H A D | ack.b | 17 argv = tl argv; # remove program name
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| /inferno-os/os/port/ |
| H A D | flashintel | 117 *a = Program & f->cmask; /* program */
162 *a = Program; /* program */
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| /inferno-os/doc/descent/ |
| H A D | descent.ms | 73 A Limbo program is a set of modules that cooperate
281 needed to support almost any Limbo program.
354 in a C program.
380 Modules that are components of a single program are typically
381 stored in that program's source directory.
407 we can compile and run this program.
414 a byte-coded version of the program for the Dis
422 The program can then be run as
434 program by selecting it from a menu.
435 In any case, as the program runs, it loads as necessary other modules that it uses.
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| /inferno-os/os/ipengine/ |
| H A D | README | 9 We are also working on software to help program the thing.
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| /inferno-os/os/ |
| H A D | README | 29 init common Limbo initialisation program (run by native kernel on startup)
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| /inferno-os/appl/acme/acme/bin/ |
| H A D | readme | 8 any interactive program, e.g. hoc. Within the window,
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| /inferno-os/acme/bin/ |
| H A D | readme | 8 any interactive program, e.g. hoc. Within the window,
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| /inferno-os/doc/acme/ |
| H A D | acme.ms | 89 a mailbox presented by Acme's mail program,
151 Acme is a new program,
209 program, analogous to an
434 of the click: click on a file name, run that program.
495 can be used to help Acme step through the occurrences of a variable in a program;
525 windows labeled by the directory in which the program is run.
642 A program reading a window's
646 The data passed to the program is fixed-format and reports
647 the source of the action (keyboard, mouse, external program, etc.),
669 after the fact; the program is told about them but is not required to act
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| /inferno-os/os/boot/ |
| H A D | README | 11 program that can put a stripped-down Inferno kernel into
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