gifspnge (1)

This is an expensive way to copy a gif. the source is included as a skeleton for more sophisticated filters using dgifslurp() and egifspew(). see the source in the util directory for details. i suppose this does have some utility as a test of dgifslurp() and egifspew(). the output should be bytewise identical to the input.

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  4. gifspnge: This is an expensive way to copy a gif. the source is included as a skeleton for more sophisticated filters using dgifslurp() and egifspew(). see the source in the util directory for details. i suppose this does have some utility as a test of dgifslurp() and egifspew(). the output should be bytewise identical to the input.
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  4. gifspnge: This is an expensive way to copy a gif. the source is included as a skeleton for more sophisticated filters using dgifslurp() and egifspew(). see the source in the util directory for details. i suppose this does have some utility as a test of dgifslurp() and egifspew(). the output should be bytewise identical to the input.

USAGE

gifspnge <GifFile >GifCopy

MEMORY REQUIRED

The size of the input GIF, plus malloc overhead.

OPTIONS

None.

AUTHOR

Eric S. Raymond <[email protected]>

Man page created by T.Gridel <[email protected]>, originally written by Eric S. Raymond <[email protected]>