(c) 1992, 1993 H. Werntges      HP2XX release 3.1.1                 93/01/17
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Files in ./extras:
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File name    Description
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README       This files

to_dj_gr.c   DOS (386) previewer, for use with DJ Delorie's go32 & gr lib
to_pac  .c   Converter to PAC format (for ATARI, e.g. STaD,   unsupported)
to_pic  .c   Converter to PIC format (for ATARI, e.g. Signum; unsupported)
to_pm   .c   OS/2 PM previewer, for emx-0.8e.
             Due to pure window mode, it suppresses all diag outputs of hp2xx.

amigalib.zoo AMIGA only: Required libraries and a read.me, in ZOO archive.
showit.zoo   DOS: R. Emmerich's tool for VGA-to-HGC adaptation, in ZOO archive
hgc_demo.c   DOS: Example by R. Emmerich for HGC programming

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NOTES:
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Provided here are sources which are not officially supported (anymore).
If needed, copy them to ../sources before running make.

  o  to_dj_gr.c  works fine on 386 and 486 CPUs, but I'd rather replace it
                 by code both applicable to DOS and OS/2, and that will be
                 emx.

  o  to_pm.c     is my first OS/2 PM project. It seems to work nicely, with
                 the exception that I don't know how to re-direct hp2xx's
                 diag output (to stderr or log file) into a second window
                 WITHOUT significant changes in the sources.

                 If you know a simple way -- please tell me
                 (I'm aware of pmprtf -- this come close but won't do it).

  o  to_pic.c    The PIC format was mainly used by ATARI programs like
                 Signum. I consider it outdated. Try to work with IMG.

  o  to_pac.c    Similar to PIC (compressed version of PIC), used e. g.
                 by STaD.


The ZOO archives may eventually be removed from this source packet since
they are useful only for a minority of users but almost double the size
of this distribution.