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@(#)how_pc	1.1 (Berkeley) %G%
To translate a program using pc, place the source in a file whose name ends
in the characters ".p", e.g. "prog.p".  The command
	pc prog.p
will translate the program, leaving an executable program in the file a.out
in the current directory.  This code can be executed by typing
	a.out
The complete command line syntax for pc is
	pc [ option ] [ -i file ... ] name.p ...
The command "man pc" will give information as to the options of pc.
Refer to the Berkeley Pascal User's Manual for more details.
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e3739f38 BJ	1	@(#)how_pc 1.1 (Berkeley) %G%
	2	To translate a program using pc, place the source in a file whose name ends
	3	in the characters ".p", e.g. "prog.p". The command
	4	pc prog.p
	5	will translate the program, leaving an executable program in the file a.out
	6	in the current directory. This code can be executed by typing
	7	a.out
	8	The complete command line syntax for pc is
	9	pc [ option ] [ -i file ... ] name.p ...
	10	The command "man pc" will give information as to the options of pc.
	11	Refer to the Berkeley Pascal User's Manual for more details.