Loohing For "Sun demand paged SPARC" file format

Gentle People:
I am looking for information on the
"Sun demand paged SPARC" file format.
Apparently this is not the same as
ELF, since and ELF Reader cannot read
it.
Specifically I would like to find the
file format specification or at least
the appropriate .h file defining the
structures. I am thinking of something
similar to elf.h.
BTW I have already tried the likely
sources such as Sun documentation, the Sun
web site, and a search of my *.h files
or maybe I missed something.
Is this file format anything like or
similar to ELF? Will knowledge of ELF be
of any help?
Dose anyone know of any software tools
to analyze or disassemble files of this format
Thanks for the help.
Thomas Dineen

I don't think such format exists - please double check your
source - it might be a typo or copy and paste error.
HTH,
-vladimir

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