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Table of Contents 5 Programming ..........................................................27 Editing and Record Keeping ............................................................27 Timing Programs ...............................................................................29 Creating Symbol Tables ....................................................................29 Examining Symbol Tables ................................................................30 Miscellaneous Commands................................................................30 Index ........................................................................31 vi MKS Toolkit
Introduction 1 In this chapter, we introduce MKS Toolkit and show how it can help you use your system more productively. There are well over 300 commands in the MKS Toolkit and we don't have the space to do justice to them all; we will, however, draw your attention to some of the most commonly used commands. As we do this, we'll also present enough background information so that you'll find it easy to understand the full set of reference pages in the MKS Toolkit Utilities Reference. This overview is split into sections covering general purpose tools, text processing, record keeping, programming, and so on. These sections are mostly independent, though most people will find it convenient to go through the sections in the order presented. We assume that you are familiar with the basic concepts of your operating system (for example, what we mean when we talk about the current directory). We also assume that you are working through the exercises on your computer as you read through them here—try the commands as we describe them, then experiment and play with different command structures to find out how to make the most of your MKS Toolkit. Basics of the MKS Toolkit 1
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