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> Могу доточить до описанного ниже состояния и выложить. Но уже есть alchemy, pmview. Потому вопрос - оно надо кому-ньть в количестве больше двух с четвертью человек? :))
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> Unfortunately this software does NOT support for:
>    1. batch processing (*.ext)
>    2. TTF rendering (this may be fixed in future ;))
>    3. tonns of image formats
>    4. OS/2 icon and bitmap formats(!!)
>    5. 1,4 bit color formats (will be fixed)
>    6. writing GIFs with global palette
>    7. reading "optimized" animated GIFs (will be fixed)
> 
> Fortunately this software support for:
>    1. Reading: 
>       - BMP: 8 bit (plain & RLE), 15,16,24,32 bit, top-bottom/bottom-top.
>       - PCX: 2,4,8,24 bit. (2,4 bit converting to 8 bit on load)
>       - PNG: all (16 bit R,G,B components converting to 8 on load)
>       - GIF: all
>       - JPG: all, except CMYK (jpeglib 6)
>       - TGA: all except right-to-left (where you can find this one? ;)
>    2. Writing: 
>       - BMP: 8 bit (plain & RLE), 15,16,24,32 bit
>       - PCX: 8,24 bit
>       - PNG: 8,24,32 bit,grayscale,transparent color
>       - GIF: all, transparent color, multipage
>       - JPG: all, grayscale
>       - TGA: all, grayscale (RLE compressed by default, but only if compressed
>              data is smaller than uncompressed).
>    3. Converting:
>       - colors everything between 8,15,16,24,32 bits per pixel
>       - resize images
>       - adding constant alpha channel value to the image
>    4. Script engine:
>       - C/C++ like syntax
>       - many internal routines: creating images, direct access to the image
>         buffer, converting, drawing lines/rectangles, blitting (with alpha
>         channel support) and other...
>       - capable of direct import of external functions, for ex.
>             /* -- */
>             extern "som.dll" name "somPrintf"
>             int cdecl printf( char * __format, ...);
>             /* -- */
> 
> Usage: alch <destin format> <source string> <destin file> [options]
>        alch -l <source file>  - list image contents
>        alch -i <source file>  - detailed image info
> 
>    destination format:
>        JPG[+][P][Cfmt][I/S/F][quality] -> write JPEG (default: "JPGS75")
>           '+' - optimize on
>           'P' - progressive
>           'Cfmt - subsampling/format: fmt = RGB,Y41,Y42
>           'I'/'S'/'F' - int/fast/float DCT
>           'quality'   - 1..100
>        GIF[9][+]                 -> write GIF
>           '+' - append if file exist
>           '9' - write GIF89a (transparent tag)
>        BMP                       -> write Windows Bitmap
>        RLE                       -> write RLE-compressed Windows Bitmap
>        PCX                       -> write PCX
>        PNG                       -> write PNG
>        TGA[-][s/p][b][n]         -> write Targa bitmap
>           '-' - do not pack with RLE
>           'p' - write complete color palette
>           's' - strip color palette top (highly not recommended - only Image
>                 Alchemy can correctly read this!)
>           'b' - top-bottom
>           'n' - do not write extended header
>    options (case sensitive):
>        -c=x[,y]  - convert x pictures from pos y
>        -ca       - convert all pictures in library
>        -m=<destin file> - mask for multiple pictures (ex. out%d.pcx)
>        -x=width   - resize to width
>        -y=height  - resize to height
>        -t=color   - set transparent color (RGB, ex. -t=0xFF00FF)
>        -a=value   - add constant alpha channel value
>        -t         - remove transparent color
>        -q         - be quiet
>        -v         - write log and script dumps
>        -g         - convert image to grayscale
>        -fi{v,h}   - flip before processing (vert./horz.)
>        -fo{v,h}   - flip output image(s) (vert./horz.)
>        -pr        - proportional resize (for only -x or -y)
>        -fill      - fill instead of stretch (for -x,-y)
>        -r=x,y,dx,dy[,step_x,step_y,count[,in_line]] - get source image rectange
>        -cc=c1,c2  - change color c1 to color c2
>        -si=script - execute script on input image(s)
>        -so=script - execute script on output image(s)
>        -i=dir     - additional include directory for scripts
> 
>    examples:
>       alch jpg+pcy42f95 test.bmp test.jpg
>         Read test.bmp and save it as optimized progressive JPEG with
>         YUV422 subsampling, float DCT and quality=95
> 
>       alch tga- test.bmp test.tga -a=0x7F
>         Read test.bmp, convert it to 32 bit image with alpha channel by 
>         adding alpha value =127 and save it to uncompressed TGA
> 
>       alch png test.bmp%32 test.png -t=0xFFFFFF
>         Read test.bmp, convert it to 32 bit image, set transparent color
>         0xFFFFFF (white) and write to test.png (note: transparent tag in
>         PNG does not supported by most image editors)
> 
>       alch gif test.bmp%8 test.gif -r=0,0,16,0,16,0,16
>         Read test.bmp, convert it to 8 bit image and save 16 rectangles
>         with size 16,16 and top left coordinates 0,0; 0,16; 0,32; .. 0,240
>         as separate pages of output GIF image.
>           
>       alch rle test.bmp%8 mosaic.bmp -x=1024 -pr -fill
>         Read test.bmp, convert it to 8 bit image, set size of output image
>         to 1024xYYY (with keeping aspect ratio), fill it by test.bmp and
>         save result to RLE compressed mosaic.bmp.
>           
>       alch tgabn test.bmp test.tga -g
>         Read test.bmp, convert it to grayscale and save to top-bottom RLE 
>         compressed TGA without extended (TGA 2.0) header.
>           
>       alch bmp test.gif -c=2 -m=test%2.2d.bmp
>         Read multipage test.gif and save first two pages to separate
>         BMP files test00.bmp and test01.bmp
>          
>       alch bmp test.gif?2%15 -m=test%2.2d.bmp -si=advproc.scr
>         Read second page of test.gif, convert it to 15 bit image (555),
>         process in script advproc.scr and save results to separate BMP files
>         test00.bmp, test01.bmp... (script can handle number of output images
>         (add or remove some)).
> 
>    Alch mean "tiny Alchemy". If Handmade Software will ask for change this
>    name, i'll do it, but i'm too lazy to find another name now ;)
> 
> Script language:
>    Please, note - script language is in permanent alpha stage ;)
>    Futures:
> 
>    1. C/C++ syntax.
>    2. Full C preprocessor.
>    3. Operation overload support (between standard types too).
>    4. Classes (limited).
>    5. "with" operator (pascal analogue - with(rec) {} ).
>    6. Direct import of external functions. Supported calling conventions are:
>       __cdecl, __stdcall, __fastcall, __pascal, __delphi (it can emulate ICC 
>       _Optlink by using some hacks).
> 
>    Bugs & imcompatibilites:
>    1. Local static variables in procedures are initialized at each entrance.
>    2. func(void) != func().
>    3. Const does not supported (ignored now).
>    4. Type compatibility can be unstable of slighlty different.
>    5. C-like structure declarations is not supported:
>       struct KuKu *Var;
>    6. Code can be written outside of function body too. It can be executed
>       duaring initialization stage (initing gloabal variables & classes).
> 
>    About supported functions (see. include/alch.h):
>    1. Creating 8,15,16,24,32 bpp image
>    2. Converting between this formats.
>    3. Drawing rectangles (with optional alpha transparency).
>    4. Blitting images (with alpha channel support).
>    5. Set/remove transparency.
>    6. Direct access to image data.
>    7. Creating alpha channel for image.
>    8. Converting to grayscale.
>    9. Flipping, scaling, brightness, replace colors.
>   10. Creating images with external data (by suppling pointer & pitch).
>   11. Text output by using:
>       - bit fonts - in BIOS format (simple array with bit data).
>       - a specially prepared bitmaps with letters:
>         - simple bitmap
>         - bitmap with alpha channel (for ex. letters with shadow)
>         - grayscale 8-bit bitmap (colored output)
> 
> Future:
>    If your send me some money ;), you can ask for the following futures:
>    1. more image formats
>    2. TTF support
>    3. VIO image viewer (for diskette boot)
>    4. more script functions
>    5. batch processing
>    6. full animated GIF support (even with optimizer)
>    7. PM image viewer
>    8. script compiler (with EXE output!)
>

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