#!/bin/csh
#$Id$
#
#  Makes a processor directory tree
#
#  Usage (need to be in data dir!):
#    mkproc-tree 128
#  generates 128 proc directories. Can be used for storing old slice data.
#
#set subdirs = `printf "%s%s%s\n" "for(i=0;i<$1;i++){" '"proc";' 'i; }' | bc`
#foreach dir ($subdirs)
#  # Make sure a sufficient number of subdirectories exist
#  echo mkdir $dir
#  if (! -e $dir) then
#    mkdir $dir
#  endif
#end
echo "use the new command *pc_mkproctree* instead!"