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hash.c,hash.h: A set of functions for computing cryptographic hashes.
These functions can be used outside of Free Hero Mesh, too. If you want
to add new algorithms, use the multicodec table to assign the numbers.
(Currently they are not used for anything, but some planned features may
use it in future.)
instruc,instruc.h,instruc.js: The "instruc" file contains a list of the
keywords and internal operator names used in the class definitions. Some
of these are only used internally, although most are available directly
as keywords. Many are also opcodes in the compiled P-code, although some
are only used as keywords, which are handled during class loading. The
instruc.js program generates instruc.h from instruc.
keyicons.xbm: Graphics for key icons. These are used to display the replay
list on the left side of the screen.
main.c: Contains code for start-up, and for initializing and dealing with
the user cache database.
mbtofhm.c: The converter from Hero Mesh to Free Hero Mesh. This is not
compiled into Free Hero Mesh; it is a separate program.
pcfont.h: Contains the graphics for the PC character set.
picedit.c: The picture editor.
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(locate_me) which is called by exec.c.
hash.c,hash.h: A set of functions for computing cryptographic hashes.
These functions can be used outside of Free Hero Mesh, too. If you want
to add new algorithms, use the multicodec table to assign the numbers.
(Currently they are not used for anything, but some planned features may
use it in future.)
imgtofhm.c: A separate program (not compiled into Free Hero Mesh) for
batch importing pictures into Free Hero Mesh.
instruc,instruc.h,instruc.js: The "instruc" file contains a list of the
keywords and internal operator names used in the class definitions. Some
of these are only used internally, although most are available directly
as keywords. Many are also opcodes in the compiled P-code, although some
are only used as keywords, which are handled during class loading. The
instruc.js program generates instruc.h from instruc.
keyicons.xbm: Graphics for key icons. These are used to display the replay
list on the left side of the screen. Consists of a vertical strip of icons
each of size 16x16, and is compiled into the program.
main.c: Contains code for start-up, and for initializing and dealing with
the user cache database. The code for loading levels and is also here, as
is the code for loading/saving lumps in the level file and solution file.
mbtofhm.c: The converter from Hero Mesh to Free Hero Mesh. This is not
compiled into Free Hero Mesh; it is a separate program.
pcfont.h: Contains the graphics for the PC character set.
picedit.c: The picture editor.
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quarks into quarks.h.
smallxrm.c,smallxrm.h: An implementation of the X resource manager. This
can be used independently from Free Hero Mesh.
sound.c: Implements sound effects. Also deals with loading sound effects,
amplification, MML, etc.
=== Invariants ===
All game state changes which persist across turns and can affect the
behaviour of the game MUST be deterministic, depending only on the level
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quarks for use with the resource manager. The quarks.js program converts
quarks into quarks.h.
smallxrm.c,smallxrm.h: An implementation of the X resource manager. This
can be used independently from Free Hero Mesh.
sound.c: Implements sound effects. Also deals with loading sound effects,
amplification, MML, etc, and the sound test menu. Sounds are automatically
converted and amplified when loading.
=== Invariants ===
All game state changes which persist across turns and can affect the
behaviour of the game MUST be deterministic, depending only on the level
data, the player's inputs, the previous state, and the class definitions.
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