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clshm_diag(1) -- obsolete diagnostic tool for CrayLink Shared Memory
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cl_init(1) -- init program for diskless software installation
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cl_init is the init(1M) program in diskless share tree. When client workstation installs its software using the PROM menu, the workstation uses the share tree as the root and process 1 runs cl_init instead of the regular /etc/init. cl_init prompts the user with the following questions: Do you want to use server XXX for software installation (y/n) ? XXX is the default server name used in the tapedevice or bootfile PROM variables. When doing installation, this default is the name of the server tha... |
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cmp(1) -- compare two files
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The two files are compared. (If file1 is -, the standard input is used.) Under default options, cmp makes no comment if the files are the same; if they differ, it announces the byte and line number at which the difference occurred. If one file is an initial subsequence of the other, that fact is noted. skip1 and skip2 are initial byte offsets into file1 and file2 respectively, and may be either octal or decimal; a leading 0 denotes octal. Options: -l Print the byte number (d... |
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cmssgi2jpg(1) -- reformat SGI image file as JPEG file, maintains profile tag
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cmssgi2jpg converts an SGI image file into a JPEG compliant JFIF image file and preserves the embedded ICC device profile if one is present. The compression level can be set from the command line. The resulting image file is written to the same directory as the original, with the extension changed to .jpg. Command Line Options cmssgi2jpg supports the following command line options: -q quality Specifies the quality level required for the resulting image. (This may be thought of as the inver... |
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cmstag(1) -- associate an ICC device profile with one or more image files
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cmstag associates an International Color Consortium (ICC) profile with one or more image files. The image files need not all be in the same format. There are two possible ways to associate the profile with the image(s). By default, or if the -f flag is set, the full ICC profile will be embedded as a tag in the image file(s). If the -n flag is set, then only the name of the file will be embedded. This approach is only useful if the image file and profile are guaranteed to always resid... |
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cmstaggif(1) -- associate an ICC device profile with a GIF image
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cmstaggif associates an International Color Consortium (ICC) profile with a GIF image file; this is called "tagging" the image file. There are two possible ways to associate the profile with the image. By default, or if the -f flag is set, the full ICC profile will be embedded as a tag in the image file. If the -n flag is set, then only the name of the file will be embedded. This approach is only useful if the image file and profile are guaranteed to always reside on the same machi... |
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cmstagjpeg(1) -- associate an ICC device profile with a JPEG image file
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cmstagjpeg associates an International Color Consortium (ICC) profile with a JPEG image file (in the JFIF file format); this is called "tagging" the profile. There are two possible ways to associate the profile with the image. By default, or if the -f flag is set, the full ICC profile will be embedded as a tag in the image file. If the -n flag is set, then only the name of the file will be embedded. This approach is only useful if the image file and profile are guaranteed to always... |
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cmstagsgi(1) -- associate an ICC device profile with an SGI image
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cmstagsgi associates an International Color Consortium (ICC) profile with an SGI image file. There are two possible ways to associate the profile with the image. By default, or if the -f flag is set, the full ICC profile will be embedded as a tag in the image file. If the -n flag is set, then only the name of the file will be embedded. This approach is only useful if the image file and profile are guaranteed to always reside on the same machine. The profile tag is preserved when conv... |
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cmstagstiff(1) -- associate an ICC device profile with a STIFF image
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cmstagstiff associates an International Color Consortium (ICC) profile with an image file in the STIFF image file format. Note that the file must be in the STIFF Streamable TIFF image file format. This procedure will mangle a TIFF file that is not in the STIFF file format. If Impressario is installed, files may be converted into the STIFF format using /usr/lib/print/il2stiff. Command Line Options cmstagstiff supports the following command line options: -s s... |
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cmstif2jpg(1) -- reformat TIFF image file as JPEG file, maintains profile tag
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cmstif2jpg converts a TIFF image file into a JPEG compliant JFIF image file and preserves the embedded ICC device profile if one is present. The compression level can be set from the command line. The resulting image file is written to the same directory as the original, with the extension changed to .jpg. Command Line Options cmstif2jpg supports the following command line options: -q quality Specifies the quality level required for the resulting image. (This may be thought of as the inver... |
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co(1) -- check out RCS revisions
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co retrieves a revision from each RCS file and stores it into the corresponding working file. Pathnames matching an RCS suffix denote RCS files; all others denote working files. Names are paired as explained in ci(1). Revisions of an RCS file may be checked out locked or unlocked. Locking a revision prevents overlapping updates. A revision checked out for reading or processing (e.g., compiling) need not be locked. A revision checked out for editing and later checkin must normally be locked. Chec... |
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cocogif(1) -- color correct a GIF image file
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cocogif uses the International Color Consortium (ICC) profiles to determine how to perform the appropriate color management operation ("color correction", hence "coco") upon a GIF image file. The operation will be a color space conversion from the input device color space to the output device color space. The device color space associated with the input stream is determined in one of four ways. The following approaches are tried in order: o First, if the -s flag is set, the specified s... |
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cocojpeg(1) -- color correct a JPEG/JFIF image file
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cocojpeg uses the International Color Consortium (ICC) profiles to determine how to perform the appropriate color management operation ("color correction", hence "coco") upon a JPEG/JFIF image file. The operation will be a color space conversion from the input device color space to the output device color space. The device color space associated with the input stream is determined in one of four ways. The following approaches are tried in order: o First, if the -s flag is set, the spec... |
