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pix(1)									pix(1)

Name
       pix - Pascal interpreter and executor

Syntax
       pix [-blnpstuwz] [-i name...] name.p [argument...]

Description
       The  command  is	 a  `load and go' version of Pascal which combines the
       functions of the interpreter code translator and the executor  It  uses
       to translate the program in the file name.p and, if there were no fatal
       errors during translation, causes the resulting interpreter code to  be
       executed by with the specified arguments.  A temporary file is used for
       the object code.	 The file obj is neither created nor destroyed.

Options
       -b      Block buffers the output.

       -iname  Enables the listing for any specified procedures and functions,
	       and while processing any specified include files.

       -l      Creates a program listing while translating source.

       -n      Begins each listed include file on a new page and with a banner
	       line.

       -p      Suppresses control flow backtraces on error.

       -s      Accepts standard Pascal only.

       -t      Suppresses runtime test of subrange variables.

       -u      Runs in card image mode.

       -w      Suppresses all warning diagnostics.

       -z      Enables execution profiling.

Files
       /usr/ucb/pi	   Pascal translator
       /usr/ucb/px	   Pascal executor
       /tmp/pix*	   temporary
       /usr/lib/how_pix	   basic explanation

See Also
       pi(1), px(1)
       "Berkeley Pascal User's Manual,"	 Supplementary	Documents,  Volume  2:
       Programmer

				      VAX				pix(1)

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