sample_linux_test_output.txt

for each packet, these statistics are shown in two groups:
1.1 HEDGES decode failures, 1.2 HEDGES bytes thus declared as erasures
1.3 R-S total errors detected in packet, 1.4 max errors detected in a single decode
2.1 R-S reported as initially-uncorrected-but-recoverable total, 2.2 same, but max in single decode
2.3 R-S total error codes; if zero, then R-S corrected all errors
2.4 Actual number of byte errors when compared to known plaintext input
  0: (  7  59 172  10) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  1: (  7  37 152  10) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  2: (  8  96 218  12) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  3: (  8  64 182   9) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  4: (  8  53 145   8) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  5: (  7  59 182   9) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  6: (  6  61 174  11) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  7: ( 13  92 272  14) (  1   1   0   0) packet OK
  8: (  5  30 133   9) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
  9: (  9  62 169   9) (  1   1   0   0) packet OK
 10: (  7  83 188  10) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 11: (  7  55 182   9) (  1   1   0   0) packet OK
 12: ( 10  22 144   9) (  1   1   0   0) packet OK
 13: (  8  58 194  11) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 14: (  4  39 111   7) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 15: (  5  29 115   8) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 16: (  1   0  74   6) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 17: ( 10 112 245  14) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 18: (  8  69 199  12) (  0   0   0   0) packet OK
 19: (  9  71 172  10) (  2   1   0   0) packet OK
all packets OK
TOT: ( 147 1151 3423  197) (   6    5    0    0)