tape.backup

Makefile

README

label.h
[View label.h]

nlabel.h
[View nlabel.h]

nreadlabel.c
[View nreadlabel.c]

nsfbackup.c
[View nsfbackup.c]

nsfrestore.c
[View nsfrestore.c]

ntapescan.c
[View ntapescan.c]

nwritelabel.c
[View nwritelabel.c]

printsf.c
[View printsf.c]

sfbackup.c
[View sfbackup.c]

sfcodes.c
[View sfcodes.c]

sfrestore.c
[View sfrestore.c]

tapescan.c
[View tapescan.c]

writelabel.c
[View writelabel.c]

README

these are utilities for archiving and restoring soundfiles.  Due to the
generally large size of such files these are probably more efficient than
tar.  In addition a catalog of each tape is kept in your ~/catalogs directory.

see the man page of sfbackup


nsfbackup etc are for a Sun.  There are some diffs here.  File 1 is
considered as the first soundfile, while in sfbackup etc File 1 is 
considered the label, and file 2 the first soundfile.

These are the contents of the former NiCE NeXT User Group NeXTSTEP/OpenStep software archive, currently hosted by Netfuture.ch.