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slxdecode(1)						      General Commands Manual						      slxdecode(1)

NAME

       slxdecode - Decode a SLX stream into human readable form.

SYNOPSIS

       slxdecode [options] <slx-file

DESCRIPTION

       slxdecode decodes a SLX stream into human readable form.

       A SLX stream is the printer langauge used by some Lexmark printers, such as the C500.

       More information on the Software Imaging K.K. SLX stream can be found at:

	      http://softwareimaging.com/products-services/sorcerer/index.asp

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

       These are the options that can appear on the command line.

       -d basename
	      Basename of .pbm file for saving decompressed planes.

       -r basename
	      Basename of .jbg file for saving raw planes

       -h     Print hex file offsets.

       -o     Print file offsets.

       -D level
	      Set Debug level [0].

EXAMPLES

       Decode an SLX file created by foo2slx.

       $ slxdecode < testpage.zm
       SLX_MAGIC, 0x584c53a5 (SLX)
       SLT_START_DOC, 12 items
	       SLI_PAGECOUNT, 4294967295 (0xffffffff)
	       SLI_DMDUPLEX, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_DMCOLLATE, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_0x3, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_DISPLAY, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_0x5, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_0x6, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_0x7, 1 (0x1)
	       SLI_0x8, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_0x9, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_COUNT, 1 (0x1)
	       SLI_DMCOLLATE, 0 (0x0)
       SLT_START_PAGE, 16 items [Page 1]
	       SLI_DMPAPER, 6 (0x6)
	       SLI_CUSTOM_X, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_CUSTOM_Y, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_DMCOPIES, 1 (0x1)
	       SLI_DMDEFAULTSOURCE, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_DMMEDIATYPE, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_NBIE, 0 (0x0)
	       SLI_RESOLUTION_X, 600 (0x258)
	       SLI_RESOLUTION_Y, 600 (0x258)
	       SLI_OFFSET_X, 102 (0x66)
	       SLI_OFFSET_Y, 102 (0x66)
	       SLI_RASTER_X, 4896 (0x1320)
	       SLI_RASTER_Y, 6392 (0x18f8)
	       SLI_0x10d, 4896 (0x1320)
	       SLI_0x10e, 6392 (0x18f8)
	       SLI_0x10f, 1 (0x1)
       SLT_JBIG_BIH, 0 items
	       Data: 20 bytes
		       DL = 0, D = 0, P = 1, - = 0, XY = 4896 x 6392
		       L0 = 128, MX = 0, MY = 0
		       Order   = 0
		       Options = 8  TPBON
		       50 stripes, 0 layers, 1 planes
       SLT_JBIG_BID, 0 items
	       Data: 116 bytes
       SLT_END_JBIG, 0 items
       SLT_END_PAGE, 0 items
       SLT_END_DOC, 0 items

FILES

       /usr/bin/slxdecode

SEE ALSO

       foo2slx-wrapper(1), foo2slx(1), jbg2pbm(1)

AUTHOR

       Rick Richardson <rick.richardson@comcast.net>
       http://foo2slx.rkkda.com/

sotruss(1)							   User Commands							sotruss(1)

NAME

       sotruss - trace shared library procedure calls

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/bin/sotruss [-f] [-F bindfromlist] [-T bindtolist]
	    [-o outputfile] executable [executable arguments...]

DESCRIPTION

       sotruss	executes  the  specified command and produces a trace of the library calls that it performs. Each line of the trace output reports
       what bindings are occurring between dynamic objects as each procedure call is executed. sotruss traces all  of  the  procedure  calls  that
       occur  between dynamic objects via the Procedure Linkage Table, so only those procedure calls which are bound via the Procedure Linkage Ta-
       ble will be traced. See Linker and Libraries Guide

OPTIONS

       -F bindfromlist	  A colon-separated list of libraries that are to be traced.  Only calls from these libraries will be traced.  The default
			  is to trace calls from the main executable only.

       -T bindtolist	  A colon-separated list of libraries that are to be traced. Only calls to these libraries will be traced.  The default is
			  to trace all calls.

       -o outputfile	  sotruss output will be directed to the outputfile. If this option is combined with the  -f option then the  pid  of  the
			  executing program will be placed at the end of the filename. By default sotruss output is placed on  stderr.

       -f		  Follow  all  children  created  by  fork() and print	truss output on each child process.  This option will also cause a
			  pid to be output on each truss output line.

EXAMPLES

       Example 1 An example of sotruss.

       A simple example shows the tracing of a simple ls command:

	 % sotruss ls | more
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*atexit(0xef7d7d1c, 0x23c00, 0x0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*atexit(0x1392c, 0xef7d7d1c, 0xef621bb0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*setlocale(0x6, 0x1396c, 0xef621ba8)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*textdomain(0x13970, 0x1396c, 0xef621ba8)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*time(0x0, 0xef61f6fc, 0xef621ba8)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*isatty(0x1, 0xef61f6fc, 0x0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*getopt(0x1, 0xeffff8fc, 0x13980)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*malloc(0x100, 0x0, 0x0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*malloc(0x9000, 0x0, 0x0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*lstat64(0x23ee8, 0xeffff7a0, 0x0)
	 ...
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*printf(0x13a64, 0x26208, 0x23ef0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*printf(0x13a64, 0x26448, 0x23ef0)
	 ls	  ->	 libc.so.1:*exit(0x0, 0x24220, 0x2421c)

ATTRIBUTES

       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     |	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+
       |Availability		     |SUNWtoo			   |
       +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+

SEE ALSO

       ld.so.1(1), truss(1), whocalls(1), fork(2), attributes(5)

       Linker and Libraries Guide

SunOS 5.11							    12 May 1997 							sotruss(1)