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'''Splint''' is a file compression utility, and associated file format, developed by Kenji Rikitake and Naoshi Wakatabe.<br />
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== Identifiers ==<br />
DOS versions of Splint use file extension '''.spl'''. Unix versions append '''.sp''' to the original filename.<br />
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== Identification ==<br />
Files begin with signature bytes {{magic|0x93 0xb9}}. The next byte, named "STYLE_ID" in the source code, is always <code>0x06</code> in Splint v2.1.<br />
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== Software ==<br />
* {{CdTextfiles|simtel/simtel20/MSDOS/COMPRESS/SPLINT.ZIP|Splint v2.1 (beta)}} (source code + DOS binary)</div>Jsummers