MGSplit works like join, but backwards.  I.e.  you can split one large file
into  several small files with a chosen maximum size.  For example, MGSplit
can  be useful for splitting a large archive into ~870KB files to make them
fit  on  floppy  disks (to put the archive together again, use the AmigaDOS
join command).

The C source code is included (and very portable).

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  285     632  45.1% -lh5- ae1c May 27  1996 MGSplit.info
[generic]                 1355    2276  59.5% -lh5- 2625 May 27  1996 MGSplit/mgsplit
[generic]                 1758    3529  49.8% -lh5- 16c8 May 27  1996 MGSplit/MGSplit.doc
[generic]                  242     467  51.8% -lh5- 922f May 27  1996 MGSplit/MGSplit.doc.info
[generic]                 5681    9492  59.9% -lh5- 086a May 27  1996 MGSplit/mgsplit_nix
[generic]                  277     632  43.8% -lh5- 27f5 May 27  1996 MGSplit/source.info
[generic]                  238     420  56.7% -lh5- ffb4 May 27  1996 MGSplit/source/makefile
[generic]                  904    2192  41.2% -lh5- f81e May 27  1996 MGSplit/source/mgsplit.c
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 Total         8 files   10740   19640  54.7%            Jun  3  1996