GETMEM(1)                 CUSP COMMANDS                 GETMEM(1)



NAME
     getmem - retrieve CUSP mem file for specified CUSP events.

SYNOPSIS
     getmem [-c] [-u] [-v] [-h] cuspid_1 ... cuspid_n

DESCRIPTION
     getmem copies the CUSP mem file for the  specified  event(s)
     from the archive to the current directory.

OPTIONS
     -c   specifies the the user's copy of the mem file should be
          compressed with the Unix compress utility, irregardless
          of whether the original mem file was compressed.

     -u   specifies the the user's copy of the mem file should be
          uncompressed,  irregardless of whether the original mem
          was compressed.

     -v   specifies that the program should be  more  verbose  in
          its messages.

     -h   prints a simple help message with command syntax.

     _c_u_s_p_i_d__1 ... _c_u_s_p_i_d__n
          specifies the list of CUSP  event  ids  for  which  mem
          files  should be retrieved from the archive.  The files
          will  be  named  x_c_u_s_p_i_d.mem   (or   x_c_u_s_p_i_d.mem.Z   if
          compressed).

NOTES
     If neither the compress option (-c) or uncompress option  (-
     u)  is  specified,  the  mem file will be copied in the same
     state as it appears in the  archive  (either  compressed  or
     uncompressed).  If you explicitly want an uncompressed copy,
     use the -u option.

     CUSP mem files  contain  the  binary  event  parameters  and
     information  concerning  the  digital  seismograms  for  the
     event, and are stored in little-endian (eg Vax)  byte  order
     and  binary  representation.   They are used on a Vax system
     with CUSP software, or by a few selected utilities  on  Unix
     systems.   An ascii version of the contents of the mem files
     is available, and more useful in a non-CUSP environment.

ENVIRONMENT
     CUSPIDMAP
          specifies the name of the binary  file  containing  the
          cuspid and date information of CUSP events

     CUSPMEMDIR
          specifies the top directory  containing  the  CUSP  mem



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GETMEM(1)                 CUSP COMMANDS                 GETMEM(1)



          file hierarchy.

SEE ALSO
     ascii_mem (5)



















































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