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- > On Mon, 30 Jan 1995, MenTaT - !Productions wrote:
- >
- > Gday. You could always save them as IFF and import them into DPaint on
- > the PC. You may be able to save them as brushes in a different format,
- > preferably one that is a chunky format.
- >
- Only if you buy Dpaint for the PC!
-
- > However, there is another idea. There are a multitude of programs on the
- > Amiga that will convert IFF files to C source code. You know, in the
- > format of 0xffff, 0xf564 and that sort of stuff. This could be included
- > easily in your C program. This still doesn't get around the problem of
- > planar/chunky.
-
- Or a better idea - get hold of superview from aminet and use it to
- convert to IFF pictures into windows BMP, or PCX files, then use a
- PC program to convert the picture into C source, or include them the
- same way you normally include images on a PC.
-
- > ps Why are you using C++ ? Whats wrong with C ;-)
- >
- I won't give a list or I'll get thrown of the list for posting messages
- that are too long. I only GNU C++ on the amiga didn't think memory grew
- on trees....
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