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only needed for code pages other than 437.
* default.heromeshrc: An example configuration file which you can customize
for your own use. You should at least set the proper paths to the files.
* hash.c and hash.h: A library for cryptographic hash calculation. This is
compiled into Free Hero Mesh, but as of this writing is not used. It can
also be used in other programs independently fo Free Hero Mesh. (Note that
some algorithms it implements are considered to be insecure, but are
included for compatibility with formats/protocols that use them.)
* imgtofhm.c: Converts pictures into the Free Hero Mesh format. The command
line arguments are: the maximum number of pictures, the lump name prefix,
and then the transparency colour (in hex format) (optional). It receives
the pictures in farbfeld format in a vertical strip from stdin, and writes
the Hamster archive to stdout (which can be appended to a .xclass file).
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inside of the executable file and does not need this file; this file is
only needed for code pages other than 437.
* default.heromeshrc: An example configuration file which you can customize
for your own use. You should at least set the proper paths to the files.
* hash.c and hash.h: A library for cryptographic hash calculation. This is
compiled into Free Hero Mesh, but can also be used in other programs
independently of Free Hero Mesh. (Note that some algorithms it implements
are considered to be insecure, but are included for compatibility with
formats/protocols that use them.)
* imgtofhm.c: Converts pictures into the Free Hero Mesh format. The command
line arguments are: the maximum number of pictures, the lump name prefix,
and then the transparency colour (in hex format) (optional). It receives
the pictures in farbfeld format in a vertical strip from stdin, and writes
the Hamster archive to stdout (which can be appended to a .xclass file).
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