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This is the first article in Volume 13 of comp.std.unix.

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the USENIX Association to the IEEE P1003 Portable Operating System
Interface for Computer Environments Committee (commonly known as
the UNIX Standards Committee).

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Volume-Number: Volume 13, Number 1