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linux - Convert a text file into columns

Let's assume I have scientific data, all numbers arranged in a single column but representing an intensities matrix of n (width) by m (height). The column of the input file has in total n * m rows. An input example may look like that:

1  
2  
3  
......  
30 

The new output should be such that I have n new columns with m rows. Sticking to my example with 30 fields input and n = 3, m = 10, I would need an output file like this (separator does not matter much, could be a blank, a tab etc.):

1   11  21  
2   12  22  
... ... ...
10  20  30 

I use gawk under Windows. Please note that there are no special FS, more real-world examples are like 60 * 60 or bigger.

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If you are not limited to awk but have GNU core-utils (cygwin, native, ..) then the simplest solution is to use pr:

pr -ts" " --columns 3 file

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