#			file command's magic file
#
#  The fields of the file are basically:
#		byte offset
#		type to read
#		number to match
#		string to print if the number matches or the condition applies
#
#  The way to read this file is to recognize that the delimiting field is the
#  numeric in the byte offset column.  If a ">" is encountered in the byte
#  offset column, file will continue scanning and trying to match fields 
#  until a line which doesn't begin with a ">" is encountered.  The second
#  field tells what type of number should be read (typically short, long, or
#  string).  The third field gives the value to be matched or the condition
#  to be tested from the byte offset for the length specified.  The last
#  column prints the diagnostic which fits the information accrued from the
#  table.
#
#
0	long	0x02080108	s500 pure executable
>16	long	>0		-version %ld
0	long	0x02080107	s500 executable
>16 	long	>0		-version %ld
0	long	0x02080106	s500 relocatable executable
>16	long	>0		-version %ld
0	long 	0x020c0108	s200 pure executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
>36	long	>0		not stripped
0	long	0x020c0107	s200 executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
>36	long	>0		not stripped
0	long	0x020c010b	s200 demand-load executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
>36	long	>0		not stripped
0	long	0x020c0106	s200 relocatable executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
0	long 	0x020a0108	s200 (2.x release) pure executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
>36	long	>0		not stripped
0	long	0x020a0107	s200 (2.x release) executable
>4	short	>0		-version %ld
>36	long	>0		not stripped
0	short	0x8000	        lif file
0	long	0x39bed		PDP-11 old archive
0	long	0x39bee		PDP-11 4.0 archive
0	long	0x213c6172	archive file
0	long	0x0000ff65	old archive
0	long	0x0208ff65	s500 old archive
0	long	0x020cff65	s200 old archive
0	long	0x020aff65	s200 old archive
0	short	0x71c7		cpio archive
0	short	0x3037		ASCII cpio archive
0	long	0x3c61723e	VAX 5.0 archive
0	long	0x65ff0000	VAX 3.0 archive