opened a message is printed
and execution is terminated.

A message is also printed if the either the prompt or the response
is too long for the tool's internal buffer.

.sp 1
.in
AUTHORS
.br
.in 7
.sp 1
Debbie Scherrer
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.in
BUGS
.br
.in 7

#-h- HELP 648 asc  8-JUN-79 13:56:07
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.rm 70
.in 0
.he 'HELP'1/11/79'HELP'
.fo ''-#-'
.fi
NAME
.br
.in 7
help - list on-line documentation
.sp 1
.in

SYNOPSIS
.br
.in 7
.bd
help
.sp 1
.in
DESCRIPTION
.br
.in 7
.bd
Help
lists the tools for which user documents are available.
These documents can then be accessed via the tool 'man'.
.sp 1
.in
FILES
.br
.in 7
Currently, this tool is implemented as a script file.
It accessses the archive file containing the user documentation.
.sp 1
.in
SEE ALSO
.br
.in 7
man; the Unix tool 'help'
.sp 1
.in
DIAGNOSTICS
.br
.in 7
None
.sp 1
.in
AUTHORS
.br
.in 7
.sp 1
Dennis Hall
.sp 1
.in
BUGS
.br
.in 7
#-h- INCL 1490 asc  8-JUN-79 13:56:07
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.pl 60
.in 0
.rm 70
.he (INCL(07/10/78(INCL
.fo ((-#-
.fi
.in 7
.rm 70
.ti -7

NAME
.br
incl - expand included files
.sp 1
.ti -7
SYNOPSIS
.br
incl  file! ...
.sp 1
.ti -7
DESCRIPTION
.br
Include copies the input files to the standard output.  Whenever an input
line begins with

.ce
include filename

the entire contents of filename will be copied to the standard output.
If no input files are specified, the standard input is copied.
An included file may include further includes.
Multiple input files are allowed.
Include is used to bring in much-used routines, common declarations
or definitions, thus insuring use of the same version by all programs.
.sp 1
.ti -7
FILES
.br
none
.sp 1
.ti -7
SEE ALSO
.br
Kernighan and Plauger's "Software Tools", pages 74-77.
.br
The software tools "ratfor" tutorial
.sp 1
.ti -7
DIAGNOSTICS
.br
includes nested too deeply
.br
.in +6
The depth of included files allowed is dependent upon the maximum
number of open files allowed.
It is generally MAXFILES - 4.
.br
.in -6
filename:  can't open
.br
.in +6
File could not be located or maximum number of opened files was exceeded.
.sp 1
.in -6
.ti -7
AUTHORS

.br
Original code by Kernighan and Plauger in "Software Tools",
with modifications by Ardith Kenney.
.sp 1
.ti -7
BUGS/DEFICIENCIES
.br
The depth of included files allowed is dependent upon the maximum
number of open files allowed by the implementor of the primitives.
#-h- KILL 661 asc  8-JUN-79 15:22:56
.in 0
.rm 70
.pl 60
.he :KILL:6/8/79:KILL:
.fo ::-#-:
.bp
.in +7
.ti -7
NAME
.br
kill - kill a running process
.sp
.ti -7
SYNOPSIS
.br
.bd
kill processid  processid ...!
.sp
.ti -7
DESCRIPTION
.br
.bd
KILL
kills the processes specified by the processid's
in the command line.  The processid's are those provided by
the shell when it spawns a background process.
.sp
.ti -7
FILES
.br
None
.sp
.ti -7
SEE ALSO
.br
sh - shell (command line interpreter)
.sp
.ti -7
DIAGNOSTICS
.br
if the process specified by the processid does not exist,
an error message will be displayed on error output.
.sp
.ti -7
AUTHOR
.br

Joe Sventek (VAX)
.sp
.ti -7
BUGS/DEFICIENCIES
.br

#-h- KWIC 991 asc  8-JUN-79 13:56:08
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.in 0
.he 'KWIC'1/15/79'KWIC'
.fo ''-#-'
.fi
NAME
.br
.in 7
kwic - make keyword in context index
.sp 1
.in
SYNOPSIS
.br
.in 7
kwic  file ...!
.sp 1
.in
DESCRIPTION
.br
.in 7
.bd
Kwic
rotates lines from the input files so that each word in the sentence
appears at the beginning of a line, with a special character marking
the original position of the end of the line.
The output from kwic is typically sorted with 'sort' and then
unrotated with 'unrot' to produce a keyword-in-context index.

If no input files are given, or if the filename '-' appears, lines
will be read from standard input.
.sp 1
.in
FILES
.br
.in 7
.sp 1
.in
SEE ALSO
.br
.in 7
unrot; sort
.sp 1
.in
DIAGNOSTICS
.br
.in 7
A message is printed if an input file cannot be opened; further
processing is terminated.

.sp 1
.in
AUTHORS
.br
.in 7
.sp 1
Original from Kernighan and Plauger's 'Software Tools', with modifications
by Debbie Scherrer.
.sp 1
.in
BUGS
.br
.in 7
#-h- LCNT 867 asc  8-JUN-79 13:56:08
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.rm