Yes, I know the subject is a bit weird, but I do have a purpose.

At the moment I'm using hexdump (on Linux) to dump some database pages
and decoding the hex values and offsets into page descriptions. It's
hard work and I discovered a utility in the source code -
<blah>/jrd/dmp.cpp which looks remarkably like it could help me in my
task.

I cannot find a 'main' function nor any instructions on building this
potentially useful utility. Does anyone have any clues please? I'd much
rather use a prewritten and probably bug free utility than write my own
- at present.

Thanks.


Cheers,
Norman.

PS. If I'm on the wrong list, apologies and please ignore. Ta.

Norman Dunbar
Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd
Orchard House
10a Greenacre Park Mews
Rawdon
Leeds
LS19 6RT

Tel: 0779 3292 984
Tel: 0773 4531 439


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