Program byteAdjust, argument checking enabled.
ByteAdjust: adjust length of words in stream:
byteAdjust < inStream > outStream
Options:
-in inName [stdin] Input name of data to adjust.
-out outName [stdout] Output name for result.
-bs bSize [4096] Buffer Size, Words.
-iws wSize [2] Input Word Size, Bytes.
-ows wSize [4] Output Word Size, Bytes.
-bo bOffset [0] Byte Offset for Adjustment.
-bp bPad [0] Byte Pad Between Buffers.
-wc wCount [0] Total Words to Adjust;
Use 0 for Auto-Mode.
-is iScale [1] Integer Scale Factor;
Assumes 4-byte Integer Output.
-last Pack Using Last Bytes of Word.
-nofs Suppress File Size Check.
-verb Verbose Mode On.
Special Float Conversions:
-u2f Unsigned Char to Float.
-c2f Char to Float.
-s2f Short to Float.
-t2f Unsigned Short to Float.
-i2f Int to Float.
-d2f Double to Float.
Byte-Swap Options:
-swap Do Four-Byte Swap.
-noswap Suppress Four-Byte Swap.
-aswap Do Four-Byte Swap.
(Meaning is System-dependant)
-noaswap Suppress Four-Byte Swap.
(Meaning is System-dependant)
Notes:
1. In-place processing (same input and output) is
allowed if options -in and -out are both used.
2. Auto Byte-Count determination requires use of
option -in inName.
3. Use a scale factor of -is 65536 to convert 2-byte
integers to 4-byte integers.
ByteAdjust Error extracting command-line arguments.
