# "@(#)magic	6.1	1/6/87"
#
#
#		file cmd's magic file
#
#
#	Basically, the fields of this file are as follows:
#	byte offset, value type, optional operator (= by default), value
#	to match (numeric or string), and string to be printed.  Numeric
#	values may be decimal, octal, or hex.  Also note that the last
#	string may have 1 printf format spec.
#	The '>' in occassional column 1's is magic: it forces file to
#	continue scanning and matching additional lines.  The first line
#	afterwards not so marked terminates the search.
#
0	short		070707		cpio archive
0	string		070707		ASCII cpio archive
0	long		0177555		old archive
0	long		0177545		4.0 archive
0	long		0100554		apl workspace
0	short		017037		packed text
0	string		<ar>		5.0 archive
0	string		!<arch>		ridge (4.2) archive
0	char		0x9b		ridge executable
0	short		015001		compiled terminfo entry
0	long		-1412571974	ridge display font file
0	short		0x1f9d		netnews compressed batch
0	short		0x1fle		pack(1) compressed file
