Some examples for the usage of ccrw
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To get a summary of options just type ccrw.


Examples:


ccrw -read -col -iMYDAT.CBN -oMYDAT.OUT -r160 -b160

Reads an IBM 360 Column Binary file "MYDAT.CBN" with recordsize 160 and blocksize 160 and writes out
a Quantum/CCOUNT file "MYDAT.OUT". If "MYDAT.CBN" contains single punches only, "MYDAT.OUT" is an
ASCII file. Note: For IBM 360 Column Binary code you need two bytes for each column, so recordsize
and blocksize 160 is needed for a 80 columns wide data file.



ccrw -write -col -iMYDAT.DAT -oMYDAT.CBN -r200 -b200 -s

Reads an ASCII or Quantum/CCOUNT file "MYDAT.DAT" with recordsize 200 and blocksize 200 and writes
out an IBM 360 column binary file "MYDAT.CBN".
The half bytes are switched with the -s option (required for interchange data on some systems).



ccrw -write -ebc -iMYDAT.ASC -oMYDAT.EBC -r2000 -b2000

Reads an ASCII file "MYDAT.ASC" with a maximum record length of 2000 bytes and writes out an
EBCDIC file "MYDAT.EBC".



ccrw -fix -h100 -iMYDAT.DAT -oMYDAT.OUT -r300 -b300

Reads a file "MYDAT.DAT" with fixed record length of 300 bytes and writes out a file "MYDAT.OUT" 
with newline at the end of each record. The first 100 characters on input file were skipped.