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- PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3
- RECORD_TYPE = FIXED_LENGTH
- RECORD_BYTES = 80
- OBJECT = TEXT
- INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = ASCII
- PUBLICATION_DATE = 1994-10-01
- NOTE = "CLEMDCMP USER'S GUIDE"
- END_OBJECT = TEXT
- END
-
- CLEMDCMP V1.0
-
- CLEMDCMP will decompress a clementine image and format it into
- one of four formats:
- 1) decompressed pds image file, with pds labels, the historgram
- object, and an image object, either the browse image or
- the full image
- 2) decompressed image file, no labels
- 3) decompressed gif image
- 4) decompressed tiff image
-
-
- Installing and Using Software on a SUN UNIX Workstation
-
- The executable for CLEMDCMP was put into a "uuencoded" ascii file
- that was created from a compressed tar file. This file is located in
- the BIN subdirectory and is named CLEMDEXE.TZU. To extract the executable
- type the the following commands:
-
- 1) uudecode /<your-cd-device>/SOFTWARE/SUNOS/BIN/CLEMDEXE.TZU
- (Depending on the SUN platform this path may be in lower case.)
- This will create a file named CLEMDEXE.TAR.Z.
-
- 2) uncompress -v CLEMDEXE.TAR.Z
- This will create a file named CLEMDEXE.TAR.
-
- 3) tar xvf CLEMDEXE.TAR
- This will create the executable, "clemdcmp".
-
-
- The source for "clemdcmp" and a makefile to build the program is
- located in the SOURCE subdirectory in the file, CLEMDSRC.TZU. This
- file is an ascii file created from a compressed tar file. To extract
- the source files and makefile type the following commands:
-
- 1) uudecode /<your-cd-device>/SOFTWARE/SUNOS/SOURCE/CLEMDSRC.TZU
- (Depending on the SUN platform this path may be in lower case.)
- This will create a file named CLEMDSRC.TAR.Z.
-
- 2) uncompress -v CLEMDSRC.TAR.Z
- This will create a file named CLEMDSRC.TAR.
-
- 3) tar xvf CLEMDSRC.TAR
- This will create the following files.
- bitstrm.c
- clemdcmp.c
- clemdcmp.mak
- decomp.c
- huffman.c
- jpeg_c.h
- pds.c
- pds.h
- writegif.c
-
-
- This program has been tested on a SUN SPARCstation running version
- 4.1.3 of SunOS. It was compiled and linked using the acc compiler (This
- is an ANSI compliant compiler). The makefile clemdcmp.mak will compile
- and link the program using the following command:
-
- make -f clemdcmp.mak
-
-
- CLEMDCMP has four command-line arguments. The first argument
- indicates the output format of the decompressed image and
- the following are the options:
- -p = decompressed pds image file
- -n = decompressed unlabeled file
- -t = decompressed tiff file
- -g = decompressed gif file
- The second argument indicates which image object to output:
- -i = full resolution image
- -b = browse image
- The third argument is the filename of the input compressed clementine
- data file.
- The fourth argument is the filename of the output decompressed
- clementine image.
-