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PNCH ( 4) PNCH(4) NAME pnch - file format for card images DESCRIPTION The PNCH format is a convenient representation for files consisting of card images in an arbitrary code. A PNCH file is a simple concatenation of card records. A card record consists of a single control byte followed by a variable number of data bytes. The control byte specifies the number (which must lie in the range 0-80) of data bytes that follow. The data bytes are 8-bit codes that constitute the card image. If there are fewer than 80 data bytes, it is understood that the remainder of the card image consists of trailing blanks. - 1 -
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PNCH ( 4) PNCH(4)<br />
NAME<br />
pnch - file format for card images<br />
DESCRIPTION<br />
The PNCH format is a convenient representation for files consisting<br />
of card images in an arbitrary code.<br />
A PNCH file is a simple concatenation of card records. A card<br />
record consists of a single control byte followed by a variable<br />
number of data bytes. The control byte specifies the number<br />
(which must lie in the range 0-80) of data bytes that follow. The<br />
data bytes are 8-bit codes that constitute the card image. If there<br />
are fewer than 80 data bytes, it is understood that the remainder<br />
of the card image consists of trailing blanks.<br />
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