(standard_in) 1: syntax error when using bc
I have written an .awk which executes some operation on a .tr file and writes the output to a file. The END section of .awk file prints this:
printf("%15.2fn%15.5fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%10.2fn%10.2fn%10.5fn", rThroughput, rAverageDelay, nSentPackets, nReceivedPackets, nDropPackets, rPacketDeliveryRatio, rPacketDropRatio,rTime) ;
printf("%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.0fn%15.9fn", total_energy_consumption, avg_energy_per_bit, avg_energy_per_byte, avg_energy_per_packet, total_retransmit,rEnergyEfficiency);
I call this .awk file from a .shfile. After executing the command which runs the .awk file, I iterate over the values generated by the .awk file.
awk -f Wireless_udp.awk 802_11.tr > "TEMP"
while read val
do
l=$(($l + 1))
if [ "$l" == "1" ]; then
thr=$(echo "scale=5; $thr+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "throughput: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "2" ]; then
del=$(echo "scale=5; $del+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delay: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "3" ]; then
s_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $s_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "send packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "4" ]; then
r_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $r_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "received packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "5" ]; then
d_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $d_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne ;"drop packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "6" ]; then
del_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $del_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delivery ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "7" ]; then
dr_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $dr_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "drop ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "8" ]; then
time=$(echo "scale=5; $time+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "time: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "9" ]; then
t_energy=$(echo "scale=5; $t_energy+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_energy: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "10" ]; then
energy_bit=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_bit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_bit: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "11" ]; then
energy_byte=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_byte+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_byte: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "12" ]; then
energy_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "13" ]; then
total_retransmit=$(echo "scale=5; $total_retransmit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_retrnsmit: $val n"
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
fi
# echo "$val"
done < "TEMP"
Everything was running fine, but when I added the last if-else condition and executed the script, it gave a (standard_in) 1: syntax error
Specifically, I'm taking about this segment of code:
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
TEMP file contains:
197645.74
0.32776
25000.00
7350.00
17348.00
29.40
69.39
24.99826
720.13300
0.00015
0.00117
0.09798
0
0.001166018
I'm having difficulty why it's giving an error. Any help would be appreciated.
Link to full code:
.tcl file which generates the .tr file
.awk file:
.sh file:
bash --version gives:
GNU bash, version 4.3.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
bc
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I have written an .awk which executes some operation on a .tr file and writes the output to a file. The END section of .awk file prints this:
printf("%15.2fn%15.5fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%10.2fn%10.2fn%10.5fn", rThroughput, rAverageDelay, nSentPackets, nReceivedPackets, nDropPackets, rPacketDeliveryRatio, rPacketDropRatio,rTime) ;
printf("%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.0fn%15.9fn", total_energy_consumption, avg_energy_per_bit, avg_energy_per_byte, avg_energy_per_packet, total_retransmit,rEnergyEfficiency);
I call this .awk file from a .shfile. After executing the command which runs the .awk file, I iterate over the values generated by the .awk file.
awk -f Wireless_udp.awk 802_11.tr > "TEMP"
while read val
do
l=$(($l + 1))
if [ "$l" == "1" ]; then
thr=$(echo "scale=5; $thr+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "throughput: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "2" ]; then
del=$(echo "scale=5; $del+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delay: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "3" ]; then
s_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $s_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "send packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "4" ]; then
r_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $r_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "received packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "5" ]; then
d_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $d_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne ;"drop packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "6" ]; then
del_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $del_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delivery ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "7" ]; then
dr_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $dr_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "drop ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "8" ]; then
time=$(echo "scale=5; $time+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "time: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "9" ]; then
t_energy=$(echo "scale=5; $t_energy+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_energy: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "10" ]; then
energy_bit=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_bit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_bit: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "11" ]; then
energy_byte=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_byte+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_byte: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "12" ]; then
energy_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "13" ]; then
total_retransmit=$(echo "scale=5; $total_retransmit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_retrnsmit: $val n"
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
fi
# echo "$val"
done < "TEMP"
Everything was running fine, but when I added the last if-else condition and executed the script, it gave a (standard_in) 1: syntax error
Specifically, I'm taking about this segment of code:
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
TEMP file contains:
197645.74
0.32776
25000.00
7350.00
17348.00
29.40
69.39
24.99826
720.13300
0.00015
0.00117
0.09798
0
0.001166018
I'm having difficulty why it's giving an error. Any help would be appreciated.
Link to full code:
.tcl file which generates the .tr file
.awk file:
.sh file:
bash --version gives:
GNU bash, version 4.3.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
bc
Is the variableenergy_efficiencyinitialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the+
– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago
add a comment |
I have written an .awk which executes some operation on a .tr file and writes the output to a file. The END section of .awk file prints this:
printf("%15.2fn%15.5fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%10.2fn%10.2fn%10.5fn", rThroughput, rAverageDelay, nSentPackets, nReceivedPackets, nDropPackets, rPacketDeliveryRatio, rPacketDropRatio,rTime) ;
printf("%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.0fn%15.9fn", total_energy_consumption, avg_energy_per_bit, avg_energy_per_byte, avg_energy_per_packet, total_retransmit,rEnergyEfficiency);
I call this .awk file from a .shfile. After executing the command which runs the .awk file, I iterate over the values generated by the .awk file.
awk -f Wireless_udp.awk 802_11.tr > "TEMP"
while read val
do
l=$(($l + 1))
if [ "$l" == "1" ]; then
thr=$(echo "scale=5; $thr+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "throughput: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "2" ]; then
del=$(echo "scale=5; $del+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delay: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "3" ]; then
s_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $s_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "send packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "4" ]; then
r_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $r_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "received packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "5" ]; then
d_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $d_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne ;"drop packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "6" ]; then
del_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $del_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delivery ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "7" ]; then
dr_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $dr_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "drop ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "8" ]; then
time=$(echo "scale=5; $time+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "time: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "9" ]; then
t_energy=$(echo "scale=5; $t_energy+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_energy: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "10" ]; then
energy_bit=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_bit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_bit: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "11" ]; then
energy_byte=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_byte+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_byte: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "12" ]; then
energy_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "13" ]; then
total_retransmit=$(echo "scale=5; $total_retransmit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_retrnsmit: $val n"
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
fi
# echo "$val"
done < "TEMP"
Everything was running fine, but when I added the last if-else condition and executed the script, it gave a (standard_in) 1: syntax error
Specifically, I'm taking about this segment of code:
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
TEMP file contains:
197645.74
0.32776
25000.00
7350.00
17348.00
29.40
69.39
24.99826
720.13300
0.00015
0.00117
0.09798
0
0.001166018
I'm having difficulty why it's giving an error. Any help would be appreciated.
Link to full code:
.tcl file which generates the .tr file
.awk file:
.sh file:
bash --version gives:
GNU bash, version 4.3.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
bc
I have written an .awk which executes some operation on a .tr file and writes the output to a file. The END section of .awk file prints this:
printf("%15.2fn%15.5fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%15.2fn%10.2fn%10.2fn%10.5fn", rThroughput, rAverageDelay, nSentPackets, nReceivedPackets, nDropPackets, rPacketDeliveryRatio, rPacketDropRatio,rTime) ;
printf("%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.5fn%15.0fn%15.9fn", total_energy_consumption, avg_energy_per_bit, avg_energy_per_byte, avg_energy_per_packet, total_retransmit,rEnergyEfficiency);
I call this .awk file from a .shfile. After executing the command which runs the .awk file, I iterate over the values generated by the .awk file.
awk -f Wireless_udp.awk 802_11.tr > "TEMP"
while read val
do
l=$(($l + 1))
if [ "$l" == "1" ]; then
thr=$(echo "scale=5; $thr+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "throughput: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "2" ]; then
del=$(echo "scale=5; $del+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delay: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "3" ]; then
s_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $s_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "send packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "4" ]; then
r_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $r_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "received packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "5" ]; then
d_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $d_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne ;"drop packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "6" ]; then
del_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $del_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "delivery ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "7" ]; then
dr_ratio=$(echo "scale=5; $dr_ratio+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "drop ratio: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "8" ]; then
time=$(echo "scale=5; $time+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "time: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "9" ]; then
t_energy=$(echo "scale=5; $t_energy+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_energy: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "10" ]; then
energy_bit=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_bit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_bit: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "11" ]; then
energy_byte=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_byte+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_byte: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "12" ]; then
energy_packet=$(echo "scale=5; $energy_packet+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_packet: $val "
elif [ "$l" == "13" ]; then
total_retransmit=$(echo "scale=5; $total_retransmit+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "total_retrnsmit: $val n"
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
fi
# echo "$val"
done < "TEMP"
Everything was running fine, but when I added the last if-else condition and executed the script, it gave a (standard_in) 1: syntax error
Specifically, I'm taking about this segment of code:
elif [ "$l" == "14" ]; then
energy_efficiency=$(echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float" | bc)
# echo -ne "energy_efficiency: "
TEMP file contains:
197645.74
0.32776
25000.00
7350.00
17348.00
29.40
69.39
24.99826
720.13300
0.00015
0.00117
0.09798
0
0.001166018
I'm having difficulty why it's giving an error. Any help would be appreciated.
Link to full code:
.tcl file which generates the .tr file
.awk file:
.sh file:
bash --version gives:
GNU bash, version 4.3.48(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
bc
bc
asked 33 mins ago
Robur_131
124
124
Is the variableenergy_efficiencyinitialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the+
– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago
add a comment |
Is the variableenergy_efficiencyinitialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the+
– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago
Is the variable
energy_efficiency initialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the +– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Is the variable
energy_efficiency initialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the +– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago
add a comment |
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Your script doesn't appear to initialize the variable energy_efficiency, so the first time around the loop
echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float"
produces
scale=9; +197645.74/1.0
which is a syntax error (bc apparently allows unary -, but not unary +)
$ echo "scale=9; +197645.74/1.0" | bc
(standard_in) 1: syntax error
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Your script doesn't appear to initialize the variable energy_efficiency, so the first time around the loop
echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float"
produces
scale=9; +197645.74/1.0
which is a syntax error (bc apparently allows unary -, but not unary +)
$ echo "scale=9; +197645.74/1.0" | bc
(standard_in) 1: syntax error
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Your script doesn't appear to initialize the variable energy_efficiency, so the first time around the loop
echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float"
produces
scale=9; +197645.74/1.0
which is a syntax error (bc apparently allows unary -, but not unary +)
$ echo "scale=9; +197645.74/1.0" | bc
(standard_in) 1: syntax error
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Your script doesn't appear to initialize the variable energy_efficiency, so the first time around the loop
echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float"
produces
scale=9; +197645.74/1.0
which is a syntax error (bc apparently allows unary -, but not unary +)
$ echo "scale=9; +197645.74/1.0" | bc
(standard_in) 1: syntax error
Your script doesn't appear to initialize the variable energy_efficiency, so the first time around the loop
echo "scale=9; $energy_efficiency+$val/$iteration_float"
produces
scale=9; +197645.74/1.0
which is a syntax error (bc apparently allows unary -, but not unary +)
$ echo "scale=9; +197645.74/1.0" | bc
(standard_in) 1: syntax error
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Is the variable
energy_efficiencyinitialized anywhere? if not, the first time through the loop will have an empty value before the+– steeldriver
22 mins ago
Yes, turns out I forgot to initialize the variable. @steeldriver
– Robur_131
17 mins ago
You can give an answer. I will be happy to accept it.
– Robur_131
16 mins ago