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In article <iga.720269805@dagobert> iga@rob.cs.tu-bs.de (Ingo Galleske) writes:
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>	To all Borland C 2.0 programmers,
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>I want to use the graphic routine "putimage" of the Borland
>graphic library to insert my own pictures (.LBM-format) into
>my program. I don't have any information about this
>"bitmap"-format, so I have two questions:
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>(1) Where are information about the Borland graphic format?
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The Borland graphic format is just raw binary data.  The first 6 bytes are
header info.  I can't remember exactly, but it is one of the following:
Byte 0-1:  integer representing width
Byte 2-3:  integer representing height
Byte 4-5:  integer??? (Usually 0 for me.  Don't know what it does.)
  or
Byte 0-1:  integer??? (Usually 0 for me.  Don't know what it does.)
Byte 2-3:  integer representing width
Byte 4-5:  integer representing height

The rest is just raw data.  In 16 color mode, it rounds each ROW to the
nearest byte.  I haven't checked if the first 4 bits or the 2nd 4 bits
represent the first pixel, but I would imagine that it is the 1st 4.
So (Assuming the first option above) (in hex):
04 02 00 FF 12 03 40
is a bitmap 4 wide by 2 tall with pixel colors of (in decimal):
15 15 01 02
00 03 04 00
Hope this helps.
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