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vattrcopy
The program 'vattrcopy' is used to copy header entries from one image to another.

Here is an example:

vattrcopy -in image_1.v -image image_2.v -out outimage.v

This call copies the image header info of 'image2.v' to the image content of 'image1.v' and writes the result to a new file called 'outimage.v'.

Note that a file may contain more than one image. The program 'vattrcopy' effects only the header info of the first image in each of the two input files.

Parameters of 'vattrcopy':
-help
Prints usage information.
-in
Input file. Default: (none)
-out
Output file. Default: (none)
-image
Image whose header info is copied. Required.


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