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- This is version 2.104, an update to version 2.96. It fixes a bug in the
- StripBorder() routine which could cause the system to crash (it actually
- appears to be more a bug in SAS 5.10's conditional code creation).
-
- I also reduced the amount of static memory declared by 1k. Also moved some
- of the declarations in giftosham.c to largearrays.c to avoid the `too much
- global data' warning.
-
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- 2/24/91: Version 2.116
-
- This fixes a couple problems with the iff writer:
-
- 1) If the image had an odd width and was not XCOMPed or
- NOBORDERed, a corrupted iff file would be written.
-
- 2) If the image was greater vertically than the size of one's
- screen (i.e., required scrolling down), was of odd height,
- and was interlaced, Mostra v1.02 would glitch when one
- scrolled all the way down to the bottom of the image.
- This has been fixed by writing an extra blank scan line
- to images of odd height.
-
-
- I also moved the help text into a seperate file which is then BLinked in.
- Makes it easier to edit, and doesn't cause the compiler to throw ten
- thousand coniption fits (i.e., crash) when it gets to be more than 512
- chars long.
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- 8/26/91: Version 2.137
-
- A couple of changes have been made:
-
- 1) C= changed the calling format for the SetVBuf() command
- between KickStart V36 and V37. Since V37 is starting to
- become available, a new version which uses the new
- calling format was definately needed.
-
- 2) A new option, NOCOUNT, has been added so that will suppress
- the printing of line numbers during various operations.
- This can speed the conversion process up a tad.
-
- 3) Escape codes for ANSI cursor movements have been recoded as
- \x1B[ instead of \x9B. This allows GIFMachine output to
- appear correctly on terminals that don't know about the
- \x9B shorthand.
-
- 4) The UpCVersion program I use for bumping revision numbers
- has been updated to insert a 2.0 $VERS: string into the
- version object file. This allows one to use the 2.0
- c:version command to determine GIFMachine's revision.
-