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| author | markus schnalke <meillo@marmaro.de> |
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| date | Tue, 15 May 2012 21:44:34 +0200 |
| parents | dc2bfef4cda7 |
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| meillo@0 | 1 .bp |
| meillo@0 | 2 .if e .bp |
| meillo@0 | 3 .rs |
| meillo@0 | 4 .ps 12 |
| meillo@0 | 5 .vs 14 |
| meillo@0 | 6 .sp 2.5i |
| meillo@0 | 7 .ft I |
| meillo@0 | 8 .ce 99 |
| meillo@0 | 9 .ig |
| meillo@0 | 10 The UNIX Programming Environment: |
| meillo@0 | 11 Instead, what makes it (the UNIX system) effective is an approch |
| meillo@0 | 12 to programming, a philosophy of using the computer. Although |
| meillo@0 | 13 that philosophy can't be written down in a single sentence, at |
| meillo@0 | 14 its heart is the idea that the power of a system comes more from |
| meillo@0 | 15 the relationship among programs than from the programs themselves. |
| meillo@0 | 16 .. |
| meillo@15 | 17 At the heart of the \f(ICunix\fP philosophy is the idea that |
| meillo@0 | 18 the power of a system comes more from the relationship |
| meillo@0 | 19 among programs than from the programs themselves. |
| meillo@0 | 20 .sp |
| meillo@0 | 21 \(em Brian W. Kernighan and Rob Pike \(em |
| meillo@0 | 22 .ce 0 |