These files are opened and an output line is created with the specified output byte in the same position on each line. The length of the output lines, and the column in which the specified bytes is to appear can be specified on the command line. This program provides the basic display mechanism of a kwic program. When combined with a search program which outputs the file-names and locations of words to be included in a concordance, this program will produce the kwic style output. In Context eXtended program that handles 8 and 16-bit characters.
Output is in coverage.log.
This is a shell archive. This is done with virtual memory tricks, not by reading the file. Both routines will process the data until no further improvements in total description length are found. On each iteration, output includes the total description length in bits, the lexicon size in bits and the encoding cost for the data using that lexicon in bits. Unlike the Sheffield code, this routine uses a Dice coefficient to evaluate merges between lexicon elements, then performs the merge only if it will improve overall description length.