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Introduction WFDB Applications Guide Introduction iv 13 March 2014 WFDB 10.5.23
Introduction WFDB Applications Guide Introduction Introduction Most of this guide consists of UNIX man pages that describe the applications included in the WFDB (Waveform Database) Software Package (and related software from PhysioToolkit). This introduction contains important information about how to interpret the material in the main sections of the guide, and about common conventions for using all of the WFDB applications that are not described in the main sections. The FAQ that follows this introduction contains additional information that will be particularly helpful if you are using MS-Windows (but it may be of interest even if you are not). Using this Guide The organization follows the traditional arrangement of the UNIX Reference Manual: section 1 contains programs, section 3 contains libraries, and section 5 contains file formats. In the UNIX Reference Manual, sections 2 and 4 are reserved for system calls and device interfaces respectively; these sections do not exist in this guide. Following convention, a citation such as rdann(1) refers to the page titled rdann in section 1 of this guide. A man ”page” may span more than one physical page, although most do not. Each man page in section 1 of this guide documents one or more applications, as indicated in the NAME section at the top. The SYNOPSIS appears next; it illustrates the form of the command line needed to run the application. In the synopsis, boldface indicates text to be typed as is, and italics indicate replaceable arguments; brackets ([], which are not to be typed) surround arguments that may be omitted, and ellipses (...) follow arguments that can be repeated. The DESCRIPTION sections are intentionally terse; this is a reference manual and not a tutorial introduction to the software described within. In those cases for which relevant tutorial material exists elsewhere, references appear in the SEE ALSO sections of each man page. A unique feature of this guide is the SOURCE section at the end of each page, which provides a URL where you may find the current version of the source(s) for each application. On each page, the footer indicates the date when that page was last revised, and (in most cases) the version of the WFDB Software Package that was current at that time. An old date and version number do not mean that the page is out-of-date; rather they mean that the material described on that page remains current. Under GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, or Unix, if the WFDB Software Package has been installed on your system, you can also access the information contained in the main sections of this guide using man and related programs. For example, to see the manual page for rdsamp, run the command man rdsamp (This also works under MS-Windows if you have installed the Cygwin package, which includes the man utility for formatting and reading manual pages.) In some cases you may need to add /usr/local/man to your MANPATH environment variable, in order to make these pages accessible to man. An HTML version of this guide is also available (at http://www.physionet.org/physiotools/wag/ ). Using WFDB Applications If you have not used any of these programs before, you may need to set up your environment properly so that WFDB applications can find their input files. See setwfdb(1) in this guide for information about doing this; a more detailed discussion may be found in the first chapter of the WFDB Programmer’s Guide, in the section about the database path. Most users will not need to do this, however. WFDB 10.5.23 13 March 2014 v
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