BSPLIT(1)	     UNIX System V (Sat	Jan 11,	1997)	     BSPLIT(1)



     NAME
	  bsplit, bjoin	- split/join binary files

     SYNOPSIS
	  bsplit [-h] [-n size]	file

	  bsjoin [-h] [-f n0] -t n1 file

     DESCRIPTION
	  bsplit reads file and	writes it in size Kb (defaults to 1350
	  Kb) pieces into a set	of output-files. The name of the first
	  output-file is file with 000 appended, and so	on up to 999
	  (a maximum of	1000 files).

	  bjoin	reads from file.fff to file.ttt	(where fff is n0
	  (defaults to 000) and	ttt n1 ) and writes them into file

     EXAMPLES
	  bsplit foo

	  bjoin	-t 3 foo

	  Note:	This last sentence is equivalent to

	  cat foo.000 foo.001 foo.002 foo.003 >	foo

	  Note:	In a MessDOS box you can use copy instead of bjoin /
	  cat :

	  copy /b foo.000 + foo.001 + foo.002 +	foo.003	foo

     BUGS
	  I don't care.

     SEE ALSO
	  dd(1M), cat(1M), split(1M), tar(1M), gzip(1)

     AUTHOR
	  SPDsoft 1996 (spd@daphne.cps.unizar.es)
















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