
ddsls  --  extract informations from the DDS packet headers of telemetry data

USAGE:

 ddsls [-t <int>] [-a]  [-f <file-name>] [-i <cdrom-name>] [list] | ...

 The program reads the DDS packet headers from telemetry files given in list
 (default stdin) and writes some fundamental informations in ASCII code to 
 stdout.

OPTIONS:

  -t     print the time information in the following form 
         <int> = 0 : ISO standard time string like '1996-12-02T02:05:15.398Z'
         <int> = 1 : (int) seconds of the UNIX epoch, and (int) nanoseconds
         <int> = 2 : (float) seconds of the hour
         <int> = 3 : (float) hours of the day
         <int> = 4 : character string like 'Mon Dec 02 02:05:15 1996'

  -a     print the time information of every packet even if these are
         science or housekeeping data 

  -f     write <file-name> as input, if data are coming from stdin.
         This can be used, if the input is derived from merged files
         specified by one filename using 'wild cards'

  -i     write <cdrom-name> as input if data are coming from stdin
         this can be used, if the input is derived from merged files of one
         CD-ROM

  -V     print the version number on stdout, then exit.

AUTHORS:

 Edita Georgescu  (eg@mpe.mpg.de)
 Stephan Buchert  (scb@geophys.nat.tu-bs.de)
 Reinhold Kempen  (reinhold@geophys.nat.tu-bs.de)
 Joerg Warnecke   (joerg@geophys.nat.tu-bs.de)
