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 PCX Kit v4.0   Peter Donnelly 11.10.1994

Модуль для работы с PCX файлами и программа для показа файлов на экране. Поддерживаются режимы ot CGA до SVGA/VESA 1280x1024x256.
PCX Kit - is a set of tools for displaying PCX files in a Turbo/Borland Pascal program, and for extracting images from PCX files for use with the PutImage procedure/function. PCX.PAS no longer uses the Turbo Graph unit; it now does all its own mode-setting and palette-tweaking.



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================================================================= PCX KIT v 4.0 by Peter Donnelly CIS 76217,2177 ----------------------------------------------------------------- This is a set of tools for displaying PCX files in a Turbo/ Borland Pascal program, and for extracting images from PCX files for use with the PutImage procedure/function. The following display modes are supported for VGA cards: Mode Resolution Colors ~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ $0D 320 x 200 16 $0E 640 x 200 16 $10 640 x 350 16 $12 640 x 480 16 $13 320 x 200 256 The following modes are supported for Super-VGA cards with VESA BIOS: * $100 640 x 400 256 * $101 640 x 480 256 $102 800 x 600 16 * $103 800 x 600 256 * $105 1024 x 768 256 * $107 1280 x 1024 256 ( * Supported by registered version only. ) LIST OF FILES ------------- clip.exe Program to clip BGI images from a 16-color PCX file clip.doc Documentation for same clipshow.exe Program to review BGI images produced with CLIP.EXE clipshow.doc Documentation for same pcx.pas Fully commented Pascal unit for displaying PCX files in a variety of 16-color and 256-color formats showpcx.pas Sample implementation of PCX.PAS REGISTRATION ------------ PCX.PAS is copyrighted and is being distributed as shareware. Permission is granted for it to be copied freely, provided copies are not sold for more than a reasonable disk-handling fee. If you make use of the code in any program you write and distribute, you are expected to pay the registration fee. In return for the registration fee you will receive: 1. A copy of the latest version of the code, including additional routines to display 256-color SVGA files on VESA-compliant video systems. 2. The right to incorporate the code in any program. To register, please send a check for $20 U.S. to: Skookum Software 1301 Ryan Street Victoria BC Canada V8T 4Y8 You will receive a disk by airmail (3-1/2" unless otherwise specified). If you prefer, we will send the package electronically to a CompuServe address. CLIP.EXE and its related files have been released into the public domain. These files may be used and copied freely. WHAT'S NEW IN PCX.PAS 4.0 ------------------------- Earlier versions gained wide distribution, and judging from the mail there is a large demand for at least 640x480 resolution in 256 colors. Now that the VESA standard is gaining acceptance, it is possible to offer support for this and other Super-VGA modes. As stated above, the routines for SVGA (other than 800x600x16 mode) are supplied to registered users only. Extensive revisions have been made to the structure of the unit, providing more routines to handle basics like file-opening and error-checking. The unit now does more analysis of the PCX header and will not let you do anything fundamentally wrong, like trying to display a 256-color file in a 16-color mode. It will even set the mode automatically if you prefer. Also, it's now smart enough to display files that are less than the width of the screen. The assembler code to read and display the files remains fundamentally the same and is still in all likelihood the fastest available. Adding support for files of less than screen width made it necessary to degrade the performance somewhat, but with today's hardware it shouldn't make a perceptible difference. With CGA graphics having finally gone the way of the Studebaker and CP/M, it seemed safe to drop support for 2-color and 4-color modes. The EGA 16-color resolutions are still supported but only for display on VGA cards, which handle the palette differently. PCX.PAS no longer uses the Turbo Graph unit; it now does all its own mode-setting and palette-tweaking.