Re: unix for the //?

[druid@dorsai.dorsai.org (William Katz)]

-=-=-= Death =-=-=- (ba06103@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu) wrote:
:  In a previous article <1993Dec16.093808.3060@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu>,
:   wkatz@nyx.cs.du.edu (William Katz) might have mumbled:
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:  -=-
:  -=- hmmmm.. yeah, it might have been Anix..  anyway, i ftp'd anix from.. um, i think the caltech site.  Also got a couple of other things too.. like nulib for unix unblu, and sciibin.  I didn't get nulib to compile right the first time, but the second time it came out fine.. oh, and it's a pretty cool program.
:  -=- Also, is there a program out there that can put a binary file into binscii text?  sciibin can only unpack a binscii file, right?

: 	You mean something like what Binscii does on the Apple II?
: There's a program on caltech or plains.nodak.edu or grind.isca.edu
: that does that for you under Unix. It's in the Unix or something like
: that subdirectory on one of those sites.

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Yeah, something like that..  I already have sciibin for unix, which takes a
Binscii file and converts it back to Apple format.  What I would like now is
the opposite of that: something for unix that will take a file (whether it is
binary or text) and put it into Binscii text format.  i'm sure it's out there
somewhere, but couldn't find it on caltech.
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