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/****************************************************

Libraries created by the Unix Archiver and compatible
with the DEB file format consist of an initial eight-
octet magic followed by a number of sections, per ar-
chive member, comprised of a header and a data part.

The magic is "<!arch>\n" (21 3C 61 72 63 68 3E 0A).

Each archive member section (header followed by data)
is aligned to a multiple of two octets. The magic and
member header are both of even size, so a padding oc-
tet "\n" (0Ah) can be appended after the data part of
that section; an archive always has an even length. A
header is 60 octets long and structured as follows:
	+0	char ar_name[16];
	+16	char ar_mtime[12];
	+28	char ar_uid[6];
	+34	char ar_gid[6];
	+40	char ar_mode[8];
	+48	char ar_size[10];
	+58	char ar_magic[2];

All header fields are left-justified and space-padded
at the end, if necessary. The composition for ar_name
will be described later. ar_mtime, ar_uid, ar_gid and
ar_size are the unsigned decimental representation of
the mtime as time_t, numeric user and group ID values
and the size of the data part, respectively. ar_mode,
on the other hand, is the octal representation of its
Unix file mode (permissions). ar_magic = { 60h, 0Ah }

Archive memeber filenames are basenames, i.e. they do
not contain a path.

If the filename is not longer than 16 octets and does
not contain a space, it is stored as ar_name directly
(although some implementations would trim the part of
the filename before a ".o" extension). Otherwise, the
ar_name field consists of the string "#1/" (23 31 2F)
followed by the length of the filename as decimal un-
signed integer (again space-padded); the APT archival
routines only support extended filenames of less than
300 octets. The actual filename is then stored as the
first part of the data part consequently incrementing
ar_size by its length. Since some versions of APT al-
so support the SYSV property of ending ar_name with a
slash "/" (2F), on encoding filenames containing them
should be written as extended filenames; on decoding,
a trailing slash in ar_name should be ignored. (Note,
SYSV does not encode filenames that contain spaces as
extended but BSD ar and APT truncate there then.)

There are no trailers; an archive file ends after its
last member section (including the padding).

****************************************************/

typedef struct {
	char ar_name[16];
	char ar_mtime[12];
	char ar_uid[6];
	char ar_gid[6];
	char ar_mode[8];
	char ar_size[10];
	char ar_magic[2];
} HD_AR;
