1*2836Swnj@(#)how_pix 1.1 (Berkeley) 03/02/81 2*2836SwnjTo translate and execute a program with pix, place the source in a file 3*2836Swnjwhose name ends in the characters ".p", i.e. "prog.p". The command 4*2836Swnj pix prog.p 5*2836Swnjwill translate the program into interpreter code which will be then be executed 6*2836SwnjIf there are compilation errors `E', then execution will be suppressed. 7*2836SwnjTo create a permanent "obj" file which you can interpret, use "pi". 8*2836SwnjType "pi" for basic information on pi. 9*2836Swnj 10*2836SwnjThe complete command line syntax for pix is 11*2836Swnj pix [ -blnpstuw ] [ -i file ... ] name.p [ arg ... ] 12*2836SwnjHere the trailing arguments are passed to your Pascal program. 13*2836SwnjThis command is equivalent to 14*2836Swnj pi [ -blnpstuw ] [ -i file ... ] name.p 15*2836Swnjand then 16*2836Swnj px scratch [ arg ... ] 17*2836Swnjwhere scratch is a temporary file which is then removed. 18*2836Swnj 19*2836SwnjThe command "man pi" will give information as to the options of pix. 20*2836SwnjRefer to the UNIX Pascal User's Manual for more details. 21