The CHECKSUM/IMAGE command results in different output for
      Integrity servers and Alpha platforms. Because there are
      different image structures, the names for the checksums differ:

      o  The checksum for Alpha outputs the section number as BLISS
         constant: %D'1' whereas the Integrity servers checksum
         outputs decimal numbers.

      o  The checksum for Alpha outputs the checksums as BLISS
         constant: %X'6C5404CB' whereas the Integrity servers
         checksum outputs DCL-style hexadecimal numbers.

      o  The DCL symbol on Alpha is an unsigned decimal value,
         whereas the DCL symbol for Integrity servers is a
         hexadecimal value.

      On Alpha systems:

  $ CHECKSUM/IMAGE HELLO.EXE

  file DISK$USER:[JOE]HELLO.EXE;10
  image section %D'1' checksum is %X'6C5404CB'
  image section %D'2' checksum is %X'E29D6A3A'
  image section %D'3' checksum is %X'114B0786'
  image header checksum is %X'00000204'
  checksum of all image sections is %X'9F826977'

  $ SHOW SYMBOL CHECKSUM$CHECKSUM

  CHECKSUM$CHECKSUM = "2676124023"

      On Integrity server systems:

  $ CHECKSUM/IMAGE FOOBAR.EXE

  File DISK$USER:[JOE]FOOBAR.EXE;3
  Checksum program segment 0: %X18E293D7
  Checksum program segment 1: %XEFBCE000
  Checksum program segment 2: %XA6D02DD5
  Checksum program segment 3: %X30130E3E
  Checksum dynamic segment %X0F704080
  Elf header checksum: %X7A6AC80F
  Elf program header checksum: %XBF6B41D8
  Elf section header checksum: %X6C770CF6
  Elf (object/image) checksum: %X2EEE7726

  $ SHOW SYMBOL CHECKSUM$CHECKSUM

  CHECKSUM$CHECKSUM = "2EEE7726"