dump-marshalled
dump-marshalled [-p|-r|-i] [-a|-b TAG|-B TAG|-x TYPE] [-o FILE] [-t TAG]
TYPE [FILE...]
With the -p
option, dump-marshalled reads binary data from each FILE on its command line (or just standard input if no FILE is given), interprets it as an object of the given TYPE, and writes a printed dump to standard output.
The names in the dump are prefixed by the TYPE name.
With -r
, dump-marshalled reads a printed dump of an object of the given TYPE from each of the FILEs on its command line (or just standard input), and writes the corresponding binary data to standard output.
The names in the dump must be prefixed by the TYPE name.
With -i
, dump-marshalled reads an object of the given TYPE from standard input interactively, and writes the corresponding binary data to standard
output.
This behaviour is modified by the other options as follows:
-
a TAG specified by
-t
is used in place of the named TYPE as a prefix for the object`s member names -
an output FILE named by
-o
is used in place of standard output as the place where output (of whatever kind) is written -
the
-a
,-b
,-B
and-x
options perform encoding or decoding of binary data, as appropriate
Option | Description |
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Mode selection |
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Exits zero if |
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Reads interactively, writes binary. |
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Lists the types currently supported. |
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Reads binary, writes print dump (default). |
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Reads print dump, writes binary. |
Binary encoding options |
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Base-64 encoding. |
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ByteBlock, in print dump format, with |
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ByteBlock, reads interactively, with |
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nCHex format, with |
Other options |
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Writes the output to |
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Uses |
Help options |
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Displays help for |
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Displays a brief usage summary for |
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Displays the version number of the Security World Software that deploys |