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sorry.
I meant ASH.
for my penance, I'm installing "wtf" in cygwin on the
winXP partition. I don't know what I was thinking not
having that around to resolve these TLAs.
mdoc warning: Empty input line #152
WTF(6) BSD Games Manual WTF(6) NAME wtf - translates acronyms and filename suffixes for you. wtfindex - builds string file indexes for wtf. wtfdump - lists the contents of a wtf database. SYNOPSIS wtf [-a] [is] pattern wtfindex filename wtfdump filename DESCRIPTION The wtf program looks-up the definition of a term. It supports a number of definition sources. In this version they are an acronyms database and a filename suffixes database. Like the NetBSD 1.5 version of wtf, this version will ignore an ``is'' given on the command line, allowing the morenatural usage: wtf is wtf.
Like man, wtf will display all matches found when the -a flag is given on
the command line.
The wtfindex program builds an index of the entries in filename. This
index is written to filename.dat. filename must contain a series of
lines. Each line should consist of a key (the term being defined) and a
value (the definition) separated by a single tab character, and should be
terminated by a newline character.
The wtfdump program lists the entries in filename in ascending order.
EXAMPLES
Find out what AFAIK stands for
$ wtf afaik
Find all the meanings of WTF
$ wtf -a WTF
Find out what the .asm extension means
$ wtf .asm
What the author of the program thinks of SCO
$ wtf is SCO (try this one!!!)
FILES
/usr/share/wtf System-wide directory to search
for data files.
$HOME/.wtf User specific directory to search for data files.
ENVIRONMENT
WTFPATH A colon delimited list of directories to
be searched.
SEE ALSO
fortune(6), whatis(1), wtf(6), sort(1)
BUGS
The index files are not transportable across
machines of different
endian-ness and/or with different sizes of unsigned long.
The command-line argument handling code is very rudimentary.
No doubt there are a great many more. If you find any, please squash them
and send the pieces to the author.
HISTORY
wtf first appeared in NetBSD 1.5. This version of wtf was created on SlackwareLinux 9.0.0
AUTHOR
Thomas Sutton (thsutton_at_utas.edu.au)
bdbafh_at_hophead ~
$ wtf is SCO
SCO: The Enemy
I guess that they updated that one recently. no entries for ASM, ASH, ASSM, OFA, SAME, RAID, MAID, RAC or the illustrious bchr.
Paul
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