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RSL_edge_to_radar</h1>
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Synopsis</h3>
<b>#include "rsl.h"</b>
<br><b><a href="RSL_radar_struct.html">Radar</a> *RSL_edge_to_radar(char
*infile);</b>
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Description</h3>
Reads the EDGE format and returns a pointer to the structure
<i>Radar</i>.
The input file is specified by the string <i>infile</i>. If <i>infile</i>
is NULL, then stdin is read. The input file may be compressed. If the data
is compressed, it is passed through the GNU <b>gunzip</b> filter. Thus,
compressed data can be any format that <b>gzip</b> understands. However,
the EDGE format uses the lzw compression and requires a supporting
library to decode the file. The supporting library is called ETOR
and is distributed separately, since it is not free software. Contact
Enterprise Electronics Corporation to obtain the ETOR library that decodes
the EDGE format.
<p> Enterprise Electronics Corporation, Enterprise,
Alabama, USA 36330 (334) 347-3478.
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Return value</h3>
Upon successful completion, RSL_edge_to_radar returns a pointer to the
structure <b>Radar</b>. Otherwise, NULL is returned and errno is set.
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See also</h3>
<a href="RSL_anyformat_to_radar.html">RSL_anyformat_to_radar </a>
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<p>Author: Don Burrows @ Enterprise Electronics Corporation
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