On platforms without seq (MacOSX, Solaris), you can emulate it using dc as follows (note the upper bound and the lower bound):
echo '[1+pdUPPER_BOUND>aq]saLOWER_BOUND 1-lax' | dc
For example:
alia:~ andrea$ echo '[1+pd5>aq]sa0 1-lax' | dc
0
1
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5
alia:~ andrea$
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