c-rack

➜  erlang.mk git:(master) make check -k
make -C test LEGACY=
build: Generate a bleeding edge Erlang.mk
core-app-asn1: Bootstrap a new OTP library named core_app_asn1
core-app-asn1: Download .asn1 files from Erlang/OTP
core-app-asn1: Generate .erl files dependent from headers generated by .asn1 files
core-app-asn1: Generate an unrelated .hrl file
core-app-asn1: Build the application
core-app-asn1: Check that all compiled files exist
core-app-asn1: Check that the application was compiled correctly

c-rack

make -C test LEGACY=
uname: illegal option -- o
usage: uname [-amnprsv]
build: Generate a bleeding edge Erlang.mk
core-app-asn1: Bootstrap a new OTP library named core_app_asn1
core-app-asn1: Download .asn1 files from Erlang/OTP
core-app-asn1: Generate .erl files dependent from headers generated by .asn1 files
core-app-asn1: Generate an unrelated .hrl file
core-app-asn1: Build the application
core-app-asn1: Check that all compiled files exist

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• I am c-rack on github.
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Here's the assignment:

Download this raw statistics dump from Wikipedia (360mb unzipped):

http://dumps.wikimedia.org/other/pagecounts-raw/2014/2014-10/pagecounts-20141029-230000.gz

Write a simple script in your favourite programming language that:

• Gets all views from the English Wikipedia (these are prefixed by "en ")
• Limit those articles to the ones with at least 500 views
• Sort by number of views, highest ones first and print the first ten articles.