On the DOS side, things are still not working like UNIX. gawk (GNU Awk 3.1.6) is calling the scan_tdf.awk file, but none of the values like corrtype are being passed over. The files are the same between UNIX and DOS.

$cmd = "gawk -f D:\\tools\\scan_tdf.awk 'corrtype=ada', 'FileSuffix=_p
+kg', 'TDFname=sys_mma_pfd_gmeter.tdf', 'PrefixFile=d:\\tools\\PrefixF
+ile', 'BusNamesFile=d:\\data\\ssi_BusNames', 'VAXPATH=NONE', 'DIRPATH
+=NONE'";

  print "cmd1 is $cmd \n\n";
  $sts = system($cmd);
  print "sts1 from gawk is $sts \n";
exit(0);

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Still looking for help!

I have tried modifying the calling parameters in many ways...

In reply to Re^2: Win32 gawk vs. Unix awk by gibsonca
in thread Win32 gawk vs. Unix awk by gibsonca

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