SPZap

Ian Tree  09 May 2012 16:11:45

The DXTools SPZap Application Package

Distributions for Version 1.3.1

SPZap (pronounced “super zap”) is a command line file patching utility. The name and some of the commands are an homage to the IBM AMASPZAP (later alias IMASPZAP) utility that was introduced with the MVS operating system. The utility reads commands from the standard input stream (STDIN) and writes the result of the commands to the standard output stream (STDOUT). The utility is designed to operate on any file and assumes that the file is structured as a number of variable sized pages.

The utility has commands to load pages of the file inspect, verify, update and search those pages.

The utility continues to read commands from the input stream until EOF (Ctrl-T on Windows Ctrl-D on Linux) is encountered or a soft End-Of-File, character sequence “/*” is read. If input is redirected from a file then EOF on that file terminates the application.

Downloads

Click (once) on the icon of the file you want to download and select "Save" when asked what you want to do with the file.

Source Packages

File	File Name	Contents/Usage	File Size
Windows:
SPZap	SPZAP-10301-11.zip	DXTools SPZap Source Package Version: 1.3.1 for Windows	21 Kb
Linux:
SPZap	SPZAP-10301-11.tar.gz	DXTools SPZap Source Package Version: 1.3.1 for Linux	20 Kb

Executable Files

The executable files below are provided as a convenience, the distribution is intended to be at the source level with users building their own executable files.

File	File Name	Contents/Usage	File Size
Windows:
SPZap.exe	SPZap.exe	DXTools SPZap Executable Version: 1.3.1 for Windows	128 Kb
SPZap.pdb	SPZap.pdb	DXTools SPZap Program Debug Database Version: 1.3.1 for Windows	1,211 Kb
Linux:
SPZap	SPZap	DXTools SPZap Executable Version: 1.3.1 for Linux	36 Kb

LINKS

Information	Source Packages	Documentation	Articles
Background DX Reference Environments DX Development Environments DX Support DX Services Frequently Asked Questions License	DX Common Code QCopy QMove QACLMorph RDBCreate DXIPA DXTell SPZap	DX Application Design Guide DX Kernel API Reference DX Component Architecture DX Class Catalogue Using QCopy Using QMove Using QACLMorph Using RDBCreate Using DXIPA Using DXTell Using SPZap	Heavy Lift Computing Autonomic throughput optimisation

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