MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 2

od(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities od(1)
–j num
skips num bytes from the beginning of the file. If you precede num with 0X or 0x,
od interprets it as hexadecimal. If you precede it with 0, od interprets it as octal;
otherwise, od assumes it is decimal. You can also append b, k,orm to num to indi-
cate 512-byte blocks, kilobytes, or megabytes instead of bytes.
–N num
processes a maximum of num bytes.
–t type_string
specifies the output format. type_string may contain the following format characters.
a named characters from the
ISO 646 character set.
c characters. od displays non-printable characters as backslash sequences
and displays printable multi-byte characters properly.
d signed decimal. A one-digit number may follow d telling od how many
bytes to use. This must correspond to the size of a char, short, int,orlong.
The default size is the size of an int. A symbolic size character may follow
d, rather than the number of bytes. These have the following meaning:
C corresponds to number of bytes in a char
S corresponds to number of bytes in a short int
I corresponds to the number of bytes in an int
L corresponds to the number of bytes in a long int
f floating point. A one-digit number may follow f telling od how many
bytes to use. This must correspond to the size of a float, double,orlong
double. The default size is the size of a double. A symbolic size character
may follow f, rather than the number of bytes. These have the following
meaning:
F corresponds to size of float
D corresponds to size of double
L corresponds to size of long double
o octal. A one-digit number may follow o telling od how many bytes to use.
This must correspond to the size of a char, short, int,orlong. The default
size is the size of an int. A symbolic size character may follow o, rather
than the number of bytes. These have the following meaning:
C corresponds to number of bytes in a char
S corresponds to number of bytes in a short int
I corresponds to the number of bytes in an int
L corresponds to the number of bytes in a long int
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