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.TL
UNIX Programmer's Manual
.sp
Volume 2c \- Supplementary Documents
.sp
\s-2Seventh Edition, Virtual \s-2VAX\s+2\-11 Version\s+2
.sp
\fRDecember, 1979\fP
.PP
This volume contains documents which supplement the information in
Volume 1 of
.I
The
.UX
Programmer's Manual,
.R
for the Virtual \s-2VAX\s0-11 version of the system as distributed by
U.C. Berkeley.
This volume is a logical extension of Volumes
2a and 2b as provided by Bell Laboratories.
.SH
General Works
.IP 39.
Getting started with Berkeley Software for \s-2UNIX\s0 on the \s-2VAX\s0
.in +5n
Basic survival information for new users of the virtual system.
.in -5n
.IP 40.
Design and Implementation of the Berkeley Virtual Memory Extensions to the
.UX
Operating System
.in +5n
How the insides of the paging system work.
.in -5n
.SH
Getting Started
.IP 41.
An introduction to the C shell (Revised)
.in +5n
Introducing a popular command interpreter and many of the commonly used
commands, assuming little prior knowledge of
.UX .
.in -5n
.IP 42.
An Introduction to Display Editing with Vi (Revised)
.in +5n
The document to read to learn to use the \fIvi\fR screen editor.
.in -5n
.IP 43.
Edit: A tutorial
.in +5n
For those who prefer line oriented editing, an introduction assuming
no previous knowledge of
.UX
or of text editing.
.in -5n
.IP 44.
Ex Reference Manual (Version 3.1 \- Dec. 1979)
.in +5n
The final reference for the \fIex\fR editor, which underlies both \fIedit\fR
and \fIvi\fR.
.in -5n
.IP 45.
Ex Changes \- Version 2.0 to 3.1
.in +5n
A quick guide to what is new in version 3 of \fIex\fR and \fIvi\fR, for those
who have used version 2.
.in -5n
.IP 46.
Mail Reference Manual
.in +5n
Complete details on the mail processing program.
.in -5n
.bp
.SH
Languages
.IP 47.
The F\s-2RANZ\s0 L\s-2ISP\s0 Manual
.in +5n
A dialect of \s-2LISP\s0, largely compatible with \s-2MACLISP\s0.
.in -5n
.IP 48.
Berkeley Pascal User's Manual
.in +5n
An interpretive implementation of the reference language.
.in -5n
.SH
Document preparation
.IP 49.
Writing Papers with \fInroff\fR using \-me
.in +5n
A popular macro package for
.I nroff.
.in -5n
.IP 50.
\-me Reference Manual
.in +5n
The final word on \-me.
.in -5n
.IP 51.
The Berkeley Font Catalog
.in +5n
Samples of fonts currently available for the raster plotters.
.in -5n
.SH
Programming
.IP 52.
Sdb: A Symbolic Debugger
.in +5n
A nice symbolic debugger for C and Fortran\-77.
.in -5n
.IP 53.
A Modified Standard I/O Library Allowing Concurrent Read/Write Access to Streams
.in +5n
For applications which need to both read and write a single file.
.in -5n
.IP 54.
Assembler Reference Manual
.in +5n
For compiler writers.
.in -5n
Commit	Line	Data
a970d7ce OB	1	.TL
	2	UNIX Programmer's Manual
	3	.sp
	4	Volume 2c \- Supplementary Documents
	5	.sp
	6	\s-2Seventh Edition, Virtual \s-2VAX\s+2\-11 Version\s+2
	7	.sp
	8	\fRDecember, 1979\fP
	9	.PP
	10	This volume contains documents which supplement the information in
	11	Volume 1 of
	12	.I
	13	The
	14	.UX
	15	Programmer's Manual,
	16	.R
	17	for the Virtual \s-2VAX\s0-11 version of the system as distributed by
	18	U.C. Berkeley.
	19	This volume is a logical extension of Volumes
	20	2a and 2b as provided by Bell Laboratories.
	21	.SH
	22	General Works
	23	.IP 39.
	24	Getting started with Berkeley Software for \s-2UNIX\s0 on the \s-2VAX\s0
	25	.in +5n
	26	Basic survival information for new users of the virtual system.
	27	.in -5n
	28	.IP 40.
	29	Design and Implementation of the Berkeley Virtual Memory Extensions to the
	30	.UX
	31	Operating System
	32	.in +5n
	33	How the insides of the paging system work.
	34	.in -5n
	35	.SH
	36	Getting Started
	37	.IP 41.
	38	An introduction to the C shell (Revised)
	39	.in +5n
	40	Introducing a popular command interpreter and many of the commonly used
	41	commands, assuming little prior knowledge of
	42	.UX .
	43	.in -5n
	44	.IP 42.
	45	An Introduction to Display Editing with Vi (Revised)
	46	.in +5n
	47	The document to read to learn to use the \fIvi\fR screen editor.
	48	.in -5n
	49	.IP 43.
	50	Edit: A tutorial
	51	.in +5n
	52	For those who prefer line oriented editing, an introduction assuming
	53	no previous knowledge of
	54	.UX
	55	or of text editing.
	56	.in -5n
	57	.IP 44.
	58	Ex Reference Manual (Version 3.1 \- Dec. 1979)
	59	.in +5n
	60	The final reference for the \fIex\fR editor, which underlies both \fIedit\fR
	61	and \fIvi\fR.
	62	.in -5n
	63	.IP 45.
	64	Ex Changes \- Version 2.0 to 3.1
65	.in +5n
66	A quick guide to what is new in version 3 of \fIex\fR and \fIvi\fR, for those
67	who have used version 2.
68	.in -5n
69	.IP 46.
70	Mail Reference Manual
71	.in +5n
72	Complete details on the mail processing program.
73	.in -5n
74	.bp
75	.SH
76	Languages
77	.IP 47.
78	The F\s-2RANZ\s0 L\s-2ISP\s0 Manual
79	.in +5n
80	A dialect of \s-2LISP\s0, largely compatible with \s-2MACLISP\s0.
81	.in -5n
82	.IP 48.
83	Berkeley Pascal User's Manual
84	.in +5n
85	An interpretive implementation of the reference language.
86	.in -5n
87	.SH
88	Document preparation
89	.IP 49.
90	Writing Papers with \fInroff\fR using \-me
91	.in +5n
92	A popular macro package for
93	.I nroff.
94	.in -5n
95	.IP 50.
96	\-me Reference Manual
97	.in +5n
98	The final word on \-me.
99	.in -5n
100	.IP 51.
101	The Berkeley Font Catalog
102	.in +5n
103	Samples of fonts currently available for the raster plotters.
104	.in -5n
105	.SH
106	Programming
107	.IP 52.
108	Sdb: A Symbolic Debugger
109	.in +5n
110	A nice symbolic debugger for C and Fortran\-77.
111	.in -5n
112	.IP 53.
113	A Modified Standard I/O Library Allowing Concurrent Read/Write Access to Streams
114	.in +5n
115	For applications which need to both read and write a single file.
116	.in -5n
117	.IP 54.
118	Assembler Reference Manual
119	.in +5n
120	For compiler writers.
121	.in -5n