gen_toc(1M)                      DG/UX 5.4.2                     gen_toc(1M)


NAME
       gentoc - convert an ASCII table of contents files into XDR format

SYNOPSIS
       gentoc inpfile outpref [archname]

   where:
       inpfile  Name of input file containing ASCII text table of contents
       outpref  Prefix for names of files created by the gentoc command
       archname  Value to replace architecture ID specified in input file

DESCRIPTION
       The gentoc command process an ASCII table of contents file into one
       or more XDR-format table of contents files.  One output file is
       created for each volume specified in inpfile.  The output files are
       named outpref1.vol1, outpref1.vol2, and so on.

EXAMPLE
       Here is an example of a TOC input text file:

       TOCExample of 4/1/89 from XYZ Corporation [*]
       ARCH 88
       VOLUME 1
        Vol File             Name       Size   Type
        1   0  reserved             0  image
        1   1  xdrtoc               0  toc
        1   2  reserved             0  image
        1   3  exampler.bin   16052  tar   /        required movable
        1   4  exampleu.cmd       0  tar   /usr     required movable
        1   5  exampleu.opt    1000  tar   /usr/opt optional movable
        1   6  exampleu.sdb    1083  tar   /usr     required movable

       Here is two examples of gentoc command lines:

       gentoc tocin xdrtocout 88
       gentoc infile xdr386  386

       For more detailed information on the format of the TOC file, see
       chapter 12 of Porting & Developing Applications on the DG/UX System.

DIAGNOSTICS
       This section lists the possible exit codes and what they mean.

        0     The operation was successful.

        1     The operation was unsuccessful.

SEE ALSO
       xdrtoc(1M), xdr(3N), Porting and Developing Applications on the DG/UX
       System.







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