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        !            20: .Dd June 11, 1990
        !            21: .Dt PIX 1
        !            22: .UC
        !            23: .Sh NAME
        !            24: .Nm pix
        !            25: .Nd Pascal interpreter and executor
        !            26: .Sh SYNOPSIS
        !            27: .Nm pix
        !            28: .Op Fl blnpstuwz
        !            29: .Op Fl i Ar name ...
        !            30: .Ar name.p
        !            31: .Op Ar argument ...
        !            32: .Sh DESCRIPTION
        !            33: .Nm Pix
        !            34: is a `load and go' version of Pascal which combines
        !            35: the functions of the interpreter code translator
        !            36: .Nm pi
        !            37: and the executor
        !            38: .Nm px  .
        !            39: It uses
        !            40: .Nm pi
        !            41: to translate the program in the file
        !            42: .Pa name.p
        !            43: and, if there were no fatal errors during translation,
        !            44: causes the resulting interpreter code
        !            45: to be executed by
        !            46: .Nm px
        !            47: with the specified arguments.
        !            48: A temporary file is used for the object code;
        !            49: the file
        !            50: .Pa obj
        !            51: is neither created nor destroyed.
        !            52: .Sh FILES
        !            53: .Dw /usr/lib/how_pix
        !            54: .Di L
        !            55: .Dp Pa /usr/ucb/pi
        !            56: Pascal translator
        !            57: .Dp Pa /usr/ucb/px
        !            58: Pascal executor
        !            59: .Dp Pa /tmp/pix*
        !            60: temporary
        !            61: .Dp Pa /usr/lib/how_pix
        !            62: basic explanation
        !            63: .Dp
        !            64: .Sh SEE ALSO
        !            65: .Em Berkeley Pascal User'.Xr s Manual
        !            66: .br
        !            67: .Xr pi 1 ,
        !            68: .Xr px 1
        !            69: .Sh DIAGNOSTICS
        !            70: For a basic explanation do
        !            71: .Pp
        !            72: .Dl Nm pix
        !            73: .Sh HISTORY
        !            74: .Nm Pix
        !            75: appeared in 3 BSD.

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