Overview space needs?

[Richard Michael Todd]

In message <9908250136090.4938-100000 at liquid.tpb.net>you write:
>Unrelated question: is there an easy way to convert a token suitable for
>sm into a text string detailing what cycbuff it actually resides in?
>Sort of an `smdecode' utility.  If the answer is no I'll use the source.

There's no utility provided to do it, but the ASCII name of the
cycbuff name starts at the third byte of the token, i.e. 

@0300453130000000000000074AB700000018@ 
     ^^^^^^ ASCII for 'E10', the cycbuff that article is in on my sstem. 
   ^^--- the 2nd byte is the 'storage class'. 
 ^^----- token type. 3 is CNFS, so this is a CNFS token. 

Someone skilled in perl could probably write a one-liner to spit out the
cycbuff name for any given CNFS token.  Though it'd be cooler to make it
more than a one-liner and teach it to handle timehash/timecaf/tradspool tokens
too.