The program 'clardmpf' dumps selected fields from Clarion .DAT file.

It is published under terms of GNU Public License version 2.

It can be compiled on Linux (using 'cc'), and on DOS (using TC 1.5 -
I suppose almost 16-bit C compiler can be used; for 32-bit compiler
program must be adapted since it uses 'int' size to detect DOS...).

It can read encrypted files (decription is automatical, since
these files do not use sophisticated encryption methods...).

You can specify the following:
- range of records for dump (2 numbers, optional)
- filename (e.g. somefile.dat - required)
- field names (each optionally followed by %format)

Every record is dumped as follows:
- record number (first is 1),
- TAB, field contents (repeated for every field)
- LF

Jerzy Tarasiuk	29-Dec-2001

The program can dump MEMO field now. Since this field is usually
declared large and may contain large data, it is dumped as string
of variable size - I recommend it to be dumped as last field in
line if the dump is to be cut using character counts. Also, the
field may be multiline - on the dump lines are separated by CR-s.

Jerzy Tarasiuk	18-Dec-2002

The program 'cl2keyck-linux.c' checks if Clarion key (.Kxx) files
are OK; it takes data (.DAT) file name as arg, reads the data and
its key files, and alarms if they wrong; an older version for
Turbo C 1.5 is on cl2keyck.c (and TC1.5 config on tcconfig.tc).

Jerzy Tarasiuk	13-Jan-2003
