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October 27th, 2003, 12:40 AM
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Bash Shell: cat/cp and cut/awk
Hi.
I'm writing a bash shell script which go through a large file and generate a large file. Does anyone know which is faster ? 1. cut VS awk for stripping certain fields. 2. cat old-file > new-file VS cp old-file new-file. Also, can anyone give a general direction on how to write bash shell script that run efficiently ? Like what is generall bad things to do... I know it is best to use built-in commands for bash but is there any other ? How about using many pipes and command substitution using backup quotes ? Thanks you.
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November 8th, 2003, 06:07 PM
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I keep seeing this post sitting here and I keep wondering how to reply.. but I just keep thinking 'Is there really going to be *any* appreciable difference?' my instincts tell me there isn't.
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