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how to convert an ASCII file into binary format? (in the C shell)
I want to convert a text file into binary format in Solaris. Let's say the content of that file "filename" is:
This is a test. If you go to the C shell and type cat filename You will see its content. I want to know if there's any quick way in UNIX to convert that file into binary format, where if someone did a cat command, they will only gibberish. And also, how would I be able to convert that binary file back into ASCII again? Thanks. |
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