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tr ' ' '\n' < file1 => works a treat. Thanks for your time.

Thanks, but this doesn't overcome the line length problem. It works for short lines, but when I try it on my image with a line length of 4314016 bytes, I get the error: nawk: input record '1309.000000 1309.000...' too long input record number 5, file file1 source line number 1 Is the awk/nawk...

Thanks for the swift reply. Unfortunately I do not seem to have gawk. I am using Solaris 5.8, and have awk and nawk but not gawk. Any other suggestions?

Hi, I have an image written in ascii text format, with the data all on one long line. I would like to split this up so that each data value is on a new line. So, I have: Header Header 1.123456 12.123456 123.123456 12.123456 ...etc And I would like to produce: Header Header 1.123456...

Thanks, i've been banging my head against that particular brick wall for a while. Didn't realise before that you could compile without trying to make an executable (ie the cc -c option).

G'day, I have a program written in fortran 77 (test.f), in which I am trying to call a handful of C subroutines, written in addins.c. I am new to C, Fortran, compiling and programming in general, so I have a number of what may be simplistic questions... Currently my fortran program just...