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Also known as: Hardcore 4X4 (EU), Deka Yonku: Tough the Truck (JP)
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Build Info
Present at 0x2DFD8 in 0FE.BIN, along with a hidden developer credit.
Ver2.04 96/01/25<< SEGASATURN >>A.Miyazawa 16:54(C) SEGA Enterprises / Digital Media R&D ,Sound Division
(Source: Original TCRF research)
Development Text
All text in this section can be found in 0GG.BIN.
Debug Menu Text
Some text for a possible debug menu.
0x50C:
SATURATE FOG BLUE FOG GREEN FOG RED FOGGING CAR AI VIEW ANG DBG COL PERSPECT OBJECTS Z CLIP DST LIFT PROFILING MESH ZONE
0x730:
12345678 VERTS POLYS T VERTS T POLYS O VERTS O POLYS
0x7F40:
CAR : FBEHIND NBEHIND CAR-CAM DASHCAM FIX-PER ZONE : HGT : CLIP : DISPLAY ALL MOBILE STATIC ANG : COL : AI : FOG : RED : GREEN : BLUE : SAT :
MS-DOS Leftovers
A bunch of text left over from various DOS programs.
0xE582:
DOS4GPATH PATH .exe dos4gw.exe Stub exec failed: Error 0 No such file or directory Argument list too big Exec format error Bad file number Not enough memory Permission denied File exists Cross-device link Invalid argument File table overflow Too many open files No space left on device Argument too large Result too large Resource deadlock would occur unknown error PATH .com .exe Not enough memory on exec
0x248EC:
ST2PC.EXE by Steve Camber.
Converts PI1 files to BMP
Usage:
ST2PC Pi1File [options]
Where:
Pi1File = file to convert
Options = /? This help
/V View Bitmaps
No bitmaps added to list..
Added %s
Error - invalid file
Error - could not open file
Error - not 16 or 256 cols
Error - could not read file
Error - bitmap too big
Error - invalid true colour bin
Could not add %s
rb Unable to open PI1 file %s
Real 16 colour source. 256 colour source. Not 16 or 256 colour bitmap.
Size = %ix%i. Bodge 15-bit BIN bitmap X: %3i Y: %3i
ab BITMAPS.BIN Unable to open BITMAPS.BIN %s
rb PALETTES.BIN
wb PALETTES.BIN
Unable to open PALETTES.BIN %s
ab BITMAPS.INF Unable to open BITMAPS.INF %s
at BITMAPS.TXT Unable to open BITMAPS.TXT %s
%30s Pal:%03i X: %3i Y: %3i Cols: %3i
32768
Not enough memory to allocate file structures
Floating-point support not loaded
Stack Overflow!
0x250E0:
}
else
use_local_keyboard (_mod_template);
returns ("");
}
string .def_template_first (~int, ~int, ~int, ~int)
{
_mod_indent_block = TRUE;
_mod_indent_close = FALSE;
_mod_indent_first = FALSE;
_mod_min_abbrev = MIN_ABBREV;
get_parm (0, _mod_indent_block);
get_parm (1, _mod_indent_close);
get_parm (2, _mod_indent_first);
get_parm (3, _mod_min_abbrev);
if (_mod_min_abbrev == 0)
{
use_local_keyboard (_mod_alt_template);
_mod_min_abbrev = 1;
}
else
use_local_keyboard (_mod_template);
returns ("");
}
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/*
** These definitions are used as Modula-2 "language sensitive" word patterns
*/
int .mod_next_word ()
{
returns (.c_next_word ());
}
int .mod_previous_word ()
{
returns (.c_previous_word ());
}
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/*
** .mod_indent:
**
** This macro does syntax-sensitive indenting ("smart indenting") for
** Modula-2 language files. It handles most common constructs, except
** for nested comments.
**
** Parameters:
** 0 -- if TRUE, the line is reindented if necessary, but the line
** is never split, no newline is inserted, and the cursor is left
** at the end of the line.
*/
void .mod_indent (~int)
{
int curr_line, // Line cursor is on when called.
code_line, // Line where last code char is found.
code_indent_level, // Current indent level, in tab stops.
prev_indent_level, // Indent level of previous line.
code_trail, // The last code character.
prev_trail, // Last code char before code_line.
scratch, // Temporary integer.
match_indented; // Was keyword indented extra level?
string following_string, // Remainder of line being split.
code_text, // Trimmed text of code line.
token, // Tokenized version of line.
prev_text; // Trimmed text of previous line.
/*
** Initialize.
*/
inq_position (curr_line, NULL);
code_trail = prev_trail = '\;';
/*
** If we're in overstrike mode, we act as if we were at the
** end of the line when the command was invoked.
**
** If we're in insert mode, we may have to split the line.
*/
if (!inq_mode ())
end_of_line ();
/*
** If line is being split, cut text to following_string.
** Leave all trailing whitespace except the newline.
*/
else if (read (1) != "\n")
{
following_string = ltrim (read ());
following_string = substr (following_string, 1, strlen (following_string) - 1);
delete_to_eol ();
}
/*
** Find the last "code" character; skip back over whitespace and
** comments until we get something different. The cursor will be
** left on the next character from the "different" one; we do a
** (prev_char) to get to the code character. (If it fails, we're
** at the top of the buffer.)
*/
search_back (MOD_SKIP_PAT, -2);
/*
** Remember which line we found the code character on. Classify
** the code character by looking it up in a string, and save
** a "tokenized" version of the whole line.
*/
if (prev_char ())
{
/*
** We save the identity of the last code character on
** the "code line".
*/
inq_position (code_line);
code_trail = atoi (read (1), 0);
/*
** Find the first non-white character on the line, so
** we may determine its indenting level. Save the
** text of the line for later parsing.
*/
.mod_first_nonwhite ();
code_indent_level = .mod_indent_level ();
code_text = trim (read ());
/*
** Find the last code line before this, and read information
** about it.
*/
if (up ())
{
end_of_line ();
if (search_back (MOD_SKIP_PAT, -2) && prev_char ())
{
prev_trail = atoi (read (1), 0);
.mod_first_nonwhite ();
prev_indent_level = .mod_indent_level ();
prev_text = trim (read ());
}
}
/*
** Get the first token on the code line. This assumes
** that tokens are separated by spaces.
*/
token = substr (code_text, 1, index (code_text + " ", " ") - 1);
}
/*
** Move to the beginning of the line the cursor was originally on.
** Occasionally, we have to adjust its indent level. However,
** if the line contains no code, we don't need to worry about it.
*/
move_abs (curr_line, 1);
if (code_line == curr_line)
/*
** We align the first BEGIN of a procedure, as well as
** declarations, with the procedure declaration above.
** If _mod_indent_first is TRUE, we indent one level right
** of the declaration. We leave the positioning of nested
** procedures up to the user, since we can't distinguish
** them from procedures in the definition module.
*/
switch (token)
{
case "BEGIN":
case "VAR":
case "TYPE":
case "CONST":
case "FROM":
case "IMPORT":
case "EXPORT":
{
/*
** By default, we will align this line with the last.
*/
code_line = prev_indent_level;
switch (substr (prev_text, 1, index (prev_text + " ", " ") - 1))
{
/*
** The default works for PROCEDURE and MODULE
** unless _mod_indent_first is TRUE.
*/
case "PROCEDURE":
case "MODULE":
case "IMPLEMENTATION":
case "DEFINITION":
if (_mod_indent_first)
++code_line;
/*
** VAR, CONST, and TYPE are no problem.
*/
case "VAR":
case "CONST":
case "TYPE":
case "FROM":
case "IMPORT":
case "EXPORT":
nothing ();
/*
** Other declarations are probably indented
** a level from where we want to be.
*/
default:
--code_line;
}
if (code_indent_level != code_line)
.mod_reindent (code_text, code_indent_level = code_line);
}
/*
** Outdent an END so it's flush with the last keyword
** that could match it. We put END in the search pattern
** so nested blocks work. ELSE keywords should be indented
** one additional level if they matched a CASE.
*/
case "END;":
case "END":
case "ELSE":
case "ELSIF":
{
match_indented = .mod_outdent_to_match
("<|[ \\t]{BEGIN}|{CASE}|{FOR}|{IF}|{LOOP}|{MODULE}|{RECORD}|{WHILE}|{WITH}|{END;@}[ \\t\\n (]", code_indent_level, code_text);
}
/*
** Outdent an UNTIL until it aligns with a logical REPEAT.
*/
case "UNTIL":
{
match_indented = .mod_outdent_to_match ("<|[ \\t]{REPEAT}|{UNTIL}[ \\t\\n (]", code_indent_level, code_text);
code_trail = '\;';
}
/*
** Outdent modules to column 1.
*/
case "MODULE":
case "IMPLEMENTATION":
case "DEFINITION":
if (code_indent_level)
.mod_reindent (code_text, code_indent_level = 0);
}
/*
** Don't let the indenting level go negative.
*/
if (code_indent_level < 0)
code_indent_level = 0;
/*
** Check the parameter. If it's TRUE, we put the line back
** together and return.
*/
if (get_parm (0, scratch) && scratch)
{
end_of_line ();
if (following_string != "")
insert (following_string);
return;
}
/*
** Move to the next line, inserting a new line below the current
** one if in insert mode.
*/
if (inq_mode ())
{
end_of_line ();
insert ("\n");
}
else
down ();
/*
** Now we calculate where to put the cursor on the next line.
** The actual algorithm for the default indenting style is:
**
** If the code line was a BEGIN, we indent the next line if
** _mod_indent_block is TRUE.
**
** If the code line was an END, we check match_indented; if
** it's TRUE, we outdent afterwards, but we normally leave
** the cursor under the END.
**
** Declarations force an indent, as do procedure declarations
** when _mod_indent_first is TRUE.
**
** All other cases use the default rule, which is to indent if
** the last token was a special keyword, and not to indent
** otherwise.
*/
switch (token)
{
case "BEGIN":
case "RECORD":
if (_mod_indent_block)
++code_indent_level;
case "END;":
case "END":
if (match_indented)
--code_indent_level;
case "VAR":
case "CONST":
case "TYPE":
case "FROM":
case "IMPORT":
case "EXPORT":
++code_indent_level;
case "PROCEDURE":
case "MODULE":
case "IMPLEMENTATION":
case "DEFINITION":
if (_mod_indent_first)
++code_indent_level;
/*
** We indent when a line ended in THEN, ELSE, ELSIF, DO, OF,
** REPEAT, LOOP, or RECORD. This works well except when a
** comment line ends in one of these keywords. We also
** indent when a line ends in a colon (we're probably
** in a CASE) and outdent when one ends in a vertical bar
** (ditto).
*/
default:
if (code_trail != '\;')
if (code_trail == ':')
++code_indent_level;
else
if (code_trail == '|')
--code_indent_level;
else
{
sprintf (code_text, "~%s~", substr (code_text, rindex (" " + code_text, " ")));
if (index (TERMINAL_LIST, code_text))
++code_indent_level;
else if ("~UNTIL~" == code_text)
--code_indent_level;
}
}
/*
** Move to the new position.
**
** If we cut characters from the previous line, reinsert them.
*/
move_abs (0, .mod_indent_level (code_indent_level));
if (following_string != "")
{
save_position ();
insert (following_string);
restore_position ();
}
}
/*
** Maps between indent levels (in tab stops) and column positions in a
** file. Column 1 to just before the first tab stop is level 0; from
** the first to just before the second tab stop is level 1; etc.
**
** If a parameter is passed, we treat it as an indent level, and we
** calculate the column corresponding to it. Otherwise, we calculate
** the indent level corresponding to the current column.
*/
int .mod_indent_level (~int)
{
int curr_col,
level,
lev_to_col;
save_position ();
curr_col = 1;
if (get_parm (0, lev_to_col))
{
beginning_of_line ();
while (level < lev_to_col)
{
move_abs (0, curr_col += distance_to_tab ());
++level;
}
level = curr_col;
}
else
{
inq_position (NULL, lev_to_col);
beginning_of_line ();
while ((curr_col += distance_to_tab ()) <= lev_to_col)
{
move_abs (0, curr_col);
++level;
}
}
restore_position ();
returns (level);
}
/*
** Moves the cursor to the first character on the current line that
** is not a space or a tab.
*/
void .mod_first_nonwhite ()
{
beginning_of_line ();
next_char (strlen (read ()) - strlen (ltrim (read ())));
}
/*
** Outdents a line until it pairs up with another keyword.
**
** If the match is of an ELSE to a CASE, the ELSE is reindented one
** tab stop to the right of the CASE line. If the match is of an END
** (or an UNTIL) the END (in some styles) is reindented; the trailing
** END of a procedure or module is exempted.
**
** Parameters:
** 0 -- the search pattern.
** 1 -- the current indenting level.
** 2 -- the trimmed text of the line being outdented.
**
** Returns:
** TRUE if the line was an END or UNTIL indented an extra level.
**
** Puts the new indenting level, if it changes, back into parameter 1.
*/
int .mod_outdent_to_match (string match_pattern, int curr_indent_level, string trim_text)
{
int new_indent_level,
nesting,
token_matched;
save_position ();
nesting = 1;
/*
** Repeat until nesting is zero, or until we can't find another
** keyword. END and UNTIL increase the nesting level; other
** keywords decrease it.
*/
while (nesting)
{
move_abs (0, MAX_COL);
if (!(up () && sea#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <dos.h>
#include <i86.h>
//#define MAX_BMP_SIZE (200*1024)
#define MAX_BMP_SIZE (512*512*2)
#include "st2pc.h"
typedef struct
{
short Mode;
short Pal[16];
short Pixels[80*200];
} PI1Str;
PI1Str Pi1File;
unsigned char BmpPixData[MAX_BMP_SIZE];
unsigned short BmpPalData[256];
int BmpWidth,BmpHeight,BmpCols,BmpPalNum;
long BmpImageSize;
BMPFILE BmpFile; //Size up to 128x128x256 BMP file
BODGEBMPFILE BodgeBmpFile; //48x48x16 Bodge BMP file
int AddBitmap(char *Fname);
int ReadRealBmpFile(FILE *fp);
int ReadBodgeBmpFile(FILE *fp);
int ReadTrueColFile(FILE *fp);
int UpdateBitmapsFile(void);
int UpdatePalettesFile(void);
int UpdateInfoFile(char *Fname);
//void ConvBmpInfStr(BmpInfStr *Info);
void SwapShort(unsigned short *pshort);
void SwapLong(unsigned long *plong);
void CheckErr(int Err, struct find_t *);
void DisplayBitmap(void);
void GetSysCols(void);
void SetSysCols(void);
void SetVideoMode(int set_mode);
int ReadPI1File(FILE *fp);
int Force16=0;
int BsDone=0;
int OutputBMPs=0;
int OutputPause=0;
int Mode13=0;
int VramOffset;
int Andval[16]={32768,16384,8192,4096,2048,1024,512,256,128,64,32,16,8,4,2,1};
void main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
//struct ffblk ffblk;
struct find_t fileinfo;
int End;
int Arg;
int HelpMe=0;
int Err;
int TrackNum;
//clrscr();
for (Arg=1;Arg<argc;Arg++)
{
if (strcmpi("/?",argv[Arg])==0)
{
HelpMe=1;
}
else
if (strcmpi("/V",argv[Arg])==0)
{
OutputBMPs=1;
}
}
if (argc<1 || HelpMe)
{
printf("\n");
printf("ST2PC.EXE by Steve Camber.\n");
printf("Converts PI1 files to BMP\n");
printf("Usage:\n");
printf(" ST2PC Pi1File [options]\n");
printf("Where:\n");
printf(" Pi1File = file to convert\n");
printf(" Options = /? This help\n");
printf(" /V View Bitmaps\n");
exit(1);
}
if (OutputBMPs) GetSysCols();
//Add bitmaps. Handle wildcards.
End = _dos_findfirst(argv[1],_A_NORMAL,&fileinfo);
while (!End)
{
Err=AddBitmap(fileinfo.name); //add the bitmap !
CheckErr(Err,&fileinfo);
End = _dos_findnext(&fileinfo);
}
if (OutputBMPs)
{
SetVideoMode(0x3); //change back screen mode
SetSysCols();
}
if (BsDone==0)
{
printf("\nNo bitmaps added to list..\n");
}
}
void CheckErr(int Err, struct find_t *ffblk)
{
switch(Err)
{
case 0:
if (!OutputBMPs) printf("Added %s \n",ffblk->name);
BsDone++;
break;
case -1:
printf("Error - invalid file\n");
break;
case -2:
printf("Error - could not open file\n");
break;
case -3:
printf("Error - not 16 or 256 cols\n");
break;
case -4:
printf("Error - could not read file\n");
break;
case -5:
printf("Error - bitmap too big\n");
break;
case -6:
printf("Error - invalid true colour bin\n");
break;
default:
printf("Could not add %s\n",ffblk->name);
}
if (Err!=0) getch();
}
int AddBitmap(char *Fname)
{
FILE *NewFile;
int RealBmp=1;
int Err=0;
//fix filename to upper case
strupr(Fname);
//open new file
if((NewFile=fopen(Fname,"rb"))==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to open PI1 file %s \n",Fname);
return -2;
}
//initialise BMP header
BmpFile.bmfh.bfType = 19778; //"BM"
BmpFile.bmfh.bfSize = 32118;
BmpFile.bmfh.bfReserved1 = 0 ;
BmpFile.bmfh.bfReserved2 = 0 ;
BmpFile.bmfh.bfOffBits = 118 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biSize = 40 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biWidth = 320 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biHeight = 200 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biPlanes = 1 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biBitCount = 4 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biCompression = 0 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biSizeImage = 32000;
BmpFile.bmih.biXPelsPerMeter = 4740 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biYPelsPerMeter = 4740 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biClrUsed = 0 ;
BmpFile.bmih.biClrImportant = 0 ;
ReadPI1File(NewFile);
if (!Err)
{
if (OutputBMPs) DisplayBitmap(); //check it visually
}
return Err;
}
int ReadRealBmpFile(FILE *fp)
{
int R,G,B,x,y,f;
long Ret;
unsigned short OutCol;
unsigned char TwoPixels;
unsigned char *tPixels;
printf("Real ");
Ret = fread(&BmpFile.bmfh,sizeof(BITMAPFILEHEADER),1,fp);
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
Ret = fread(&BmpFile.bmih,sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER),1,fp);
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
if (BmpFile.bmih.biBitCount==4)
{
BmpCols=16;
printf("16 colour source. ");
}
else
if (BmpFile.bmih.biBitCount==8)
{
BmpCols=256;
printf("256 colour source. ");
}
else
{
printf("Not 16 or 256 colour bitmap. \n");
return -3;
}
BmpWidth=(int)BmpFile.bmih.biWidth;
BmpHeight=(int)BmpFile.bmih.biHeight;
if (BmpHeight==0) BmpHeight=BmpWidth; //undocumented thingy ?
printf("Size = %ix%i. ",BmpWidth,BmpHeight);
Ret = fread(&BmpFile.aColors,BmpCols,sizeof(RGBQUAD),fp); //read in palette
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
BmpImageSize=((long)(BmpWidth*BmpHeight*BmpFile.bmih.biBitCount))/8L;
if (BmpImageSize>MAX_BMP_SIZE) return -5;
Ret = fread(&BmpFile.aBitmapBits,BmpImageSize,1,fp); //read in x*y*b pixels
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
//convert palette to 15 bit
for (f=0;f<BmpCols;f++)
{
B=BmpFile.aColors[f].rgbBlue >>3;
G=BmpFile.aColors[f].rgbGreen >>3;
R=BmpFile.aColors[f].rgbRed >>3;
B=B<<10;
G=G<<5;
OutCol=0x8000|B|G|R;
SwapShort(&OutCol); //swap byte ordering
BmpPalData[f]=OutCol;
}
tPixels=BmpPixData; //pointer to start of pixel data to write
//
//
if (Force16 && BmpCols==256) //....8-bit to 4-bit conversion
{
for (f=0;f<BmpHeight*BmpWidth/2;f++)
{
BmpFile.aBitmapBits[f]=
(BmpFile.aBitmapBits[f*2] << 4) +
(BmpFile.aBitmapBits[f*2+1] & 15);
}
BmpCols=16;
}
//
//
if (BmpCols==16)
{
for (y=BmpHeight-1;y>=0;y--)
for (x=0;x<BmpWidth/2;x++)
{
TwoPixels=BmpFile.aBitmapBits[y*(BmpWidth/2)+x];
*tPixels++=TwoPixels;
}
}
else
if (BmpCols==256)
{
for (y=BmpHeight-1;y>=0;y--)
for (x=0;x<BmpWidth;x++)
{
*tPixels++ = BmpFile.aBitmapBits[y*(BmpWidth)+x];
}
}
return 0; //OK
}
int ReadPI1File(FILE *fp)
{
int R,G,B,x,y,f,RGB;
long Ret;
unsigned short OutCol;
unsigned char TwoPixels;
unsigned char *tPixels;
Ret = fread(&Pi1File,sizeof(PI1Str),1,fp);
BmpCols=16;
BmpWidth=320;
BmpHeight=200;
BmpImageSize=(long)(BmpWidth*BmpHeight/2);
if (BmpImageSize>MAX_BMP_SIZE) return -5;
//convert palette to 15 bit
for (f=0;f<BmpCols;f++)
{
RGB=Pi1File.Pal[f];
R=(RGB>> 0)&7;
G=(RGB>>12)&7;
B=(RGB>> 8)&7;
R=R<<2;
G=G<<7;
B=B<<12;
OutCol=0x8000|B|G|R;
SwapShort(&OutCol); //swap byte ordering
BmpPalData[f]=OutCol;
}
tPixels=BmpPixData; //pointer to start of pixel data to write
for (y=BmpHeight-1;y>=0;y--)
{
for (x=0;x<BmpWidth;x+=16)
{
unsigned short P1,P2,P3,P4,z,i1,i2;
P1=Pi1File.Pixels[y*(BmpWidth/4)+(x/4)+0];
SwapShort(&P1);
P2=Pi1File.Pixels[y*(BmpWidth/4)+(x/4)+1];
SwapShort(&P2);
P3=Pi1File.Pixels[y*(BmpWidth/4)+(x/4)+2];
SwapShort(&P3);
P4=Pi1File.Pixels[y*(BmpWidth/4)+(x/4)+3];
SwapShort(&P4);
for (z=0;z<16;z+=2)
{
i1=0;
if (P1 & Andval[z]) i1+=8;
if (P2 & Andval[z]) i1+=4;
if (P3 & Andval[z]) i1+=2;
if (P4 & Andval[z]) i1+=1;
i2=0;
if (P1 & Andval[z+1]) i2+=8;
if (P2 & Andval[z+1]) i2+=4;
if (P3 & Andval[z+1]) i2+=2;
if (P4 & Andval[z+1]) i2+=1;
*tPixels++ = (i1<<4) | i2;
}
}
}
return 0; //OK
}
int ReadBodgeBmpFile(FILE *fp)
{
int R,G,B,Ret,f;
unsigned short OutCol;
unsigned char c1,c2;
if (!OutputBMPs) printf("Bodge ");
Ret = fread(&BodgeBmpFile,16*2+48*48/2,1,fp); //read in 48x48x16 bmp file
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
BmpWidth=48;
BmpHeight=48;
BmpImageSize=BmpWidth*BmpHeight/2;
BmpCols=16;
for (f=0;f<16;f++)
{
B= BodgeBmpFile.aColors[f].RGB & 0x1f;
G=(BodgeBmpFile.aColors[f].RGB>>5) & 0x1f;
R=(BodgeBmpFile.aColors[f].RGB>>10) & 0x1f;
OutCol=0x8000 | (B<<10) | (G<<5) | R;
SwapShort(&OutCol); //swap byte ordering
BmpPalData[f]=OutCol;
}
for (f=0;f<BmpWidth*BmpHeight/4;f++)
{
c1=BodgeBmpFile.aBitmapBits[f*2 ];
c2=BodgeBmpFile.aBitmapBits[f*2+1];
BmpPixData[f*2 ]=c2;
BmpPixData[f*2+1]=c1;
}
return 0; //OK
}
typedef struct
{
unsigned long Size;
unsigned short Width;
unsigned short Height;
} TRUECOLFILE;
int ReadTrueColFile(FILE *fp)
{
int R,G,B,Ret,f;
unsigned short OutCol;
unsigned char c1,c2;
TRUECOLFILE Header;
printf("15-bit BIN bitmap ");
Ret = fread(&Header,sizeof(TRUECOLFILE),1,fp); //read in header
if (Ret<=0) return -4;
SwapShort(&Header.Width);
SwapShort(&Header.Height);
SwapLong(&Header.Size);
printf("X: %3i Y: %3i ",Header.Width,Header.Height);
BmpWidth =Header.Width;
BmpHeight=Header.Height;
BmpImageSize=BmpWidth*BmpHeight*2;
BmpCols=0;
if (Header.Size!=BmpImageSize) return -6;
Ret = fread(&BmpPixData,BmpImageSize,1,fp); //read in pixels
if (Ret<=0) return -6;
return 0; //OK
}
int UpdateBitmapsFile(void)
{
FILE *BmpFile;
if((BmpFile=fopen("BITMAPS.BIN","ab"))==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to open BITMAPS.BIN %s \n");
return -2;
}
VramOffset=ftell(BmpFile);
//add bitmap pixel data to end of file
fwrite(BmpPixData,1,BmpImageSize,BmpFile);
fclose(BmpFile);
return 0;
}
unsigned short Palette[512][16];
int UpdatePalettesFile(void)
{
FILE *PalFile;
int PalCount=0,f,DupFlag=0;
if (BmpCols==0) //true colour - no palette
{
BmpPalNum=0;
return 0;
}
if((PalFile=fopen("PALETTES.BIN","rb"))==NULL)
{
//PALETTES.BIN doesn't exist yet.
;;
}
else
{
while (!feof(PalFile))
{
//read in a 16 colour palette
if(fread(Palette[PalCount],sizeof(short),16,PalFile)) PalCount++;
}
fclose(PalFile);
}
//search for duplicate palette
for (f=0;f<PalCount;f++)
{
if (memcmp(Palette[f],BmpPalData,sizeof(short)*BmpCols)==0)
{
//duplicate found
DupFlag=1;
BmpPalNum=f;
}
}
if (!DupFlag)
{
//append new palette
memcpy(Palette[PalCount],BmpPalData,sizeof(short)*BmpCols);
BmpPalNum=PalCount;
PalCount+=(BmpCols/16);
}
if((PalFile=fopen("PALETTES.BIN","wb"))==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to open PALETTES.BIN %s \n");
return -2;
}
//write new palette
fwrite(Palette,sizeof(short)*16,PalCount,PalFile);
fclose(PalFile);
return 0;
}
int UpdateInfoFile(char *Fname)
{
FILE *InfFile;
BmpInfStr Info;
if((InfFile=fopen("BITMAPS.INF","ab"))==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to open BITMAPS.INF %s \n");
return -2;
}
Info.Width = BmpWidth;
Info.Height = BmpHeight;
Info.CGadr = VramOffset>>3;
Info.HVsize = (((BmpWidth)&0x1f8)<<5)|(BmpHeight);
Info.Palette = BmpPalNum;
Info.Colours = BmpCols;
Info.pad0 = 0;
Info.pad1 = 0;
// ConvBmpInfStr(&Info);
//add bitmap info to end of file
fwrite(&Info,sizeof(BmpInfStr),1,InfFile);
fclose(InfFile);
if((InfFile=fopen("BITMAPS.TXT","at"))==NULL)
{
printf("Unable to open BITMAPS.TXT %s \n");
return -2;
}
fprintf(InfFile,"%30s Pal:%03i X: %3i Y: %3i Cols: ",Fname,BmpPalNum,BmpWidth,BmpHeight);
if (BmpCols)
fprintf(InfFile,"%3i\n",BmpCols);
else
fprintf(InfFile,"32768\n");
fclose(InfFile);
return 0;
}
void SwapLong(unsigned long *plong)
{
char *Ch;
char t;
Ch=(char*)plong;
//swap outer bytes
t=Ch[0];
Ch[0]=Ch[3];
Ch[3]=t;
//swap inner bytes
t=Ch[1];
Ch[1]=Ch[2];
Ch[2]=t;
}
void SwapShort(unsigned short *pshort)
{
char *Ch;
char t;
Ch=(char*)pshort;
//swap bytes
t=Ch[0];
Ch[0]=Ch[1];
Ch[1]=t;
}
void ConvBmpInfStr(BmpInfStr *Info)
{
//short Width;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->Width);
//short Height;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->Height);
//short CGadr;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->CGadr);
//short HVsize;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->HVsize);
//short Colours;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->Colours);
//short Palette;
SwapShort((unsigned short*)&Info->Palette);
}
#include <dos.h>
void SetVideoMode(int set_mode)
{
union REGS r;
r.h.al=set_mode;
r.h.ah=0;
int386(0x10,&r,&r);
}
char SysPal[16][3];
void GetSysCols(void)
{
union REGS regs;
int Col;
for (Col=0;Col<16;Col++)
{
regs.h.al = 0x15;
regs.h.ah = 0x10;
regs.w.bx = Col;
int386(0x10, ®s, ®s);
SysPal[Col][0]=regs.h.dh; //red
SysPal[Col][1]=regs.h.ch; //green
SysPal[Col][2]=regs.h.cl; //blue
}
}
void SetSysCols(void)
{
union REGS regs;
int Col;
for (Col=0;Col<16;Col++)
{
regs.h.al = 0x15;
regs.h.ah = 0x10;
regs.w.bx = Col;
regs.h.dh = SysPal[Col][0]; //red
regs.h.ch = SysPal[Col][1]; //green
regs.h.cl = SysPal[Col][2]; //blue
int386(0x10, ®s, ®s);
}
}
void SetCols(void)
{
union REGS regs;
int Col;
unsigned short Col15;
char Red,Green,Blue;
//make sure not doing Vblank
while((inp(0x3da)&(char)8)==(char)8);
//wait for vblank
while((inp(0x3da)&(char)8)==(char)0);
for (Col=0;Col<BmpCols;Col++)
{
Col15=BmpPalData[Col];
SwapShort(&Col15); //swap byte ordering
Red=(Col15 & 0x1f)*2;
Col15=Col15>>5;
Green=(Col15 & 0x1f)*2;
Col15=Col15>>5;
Blue=(Col15 & 0x1f)*2;
//regs.h.al = 0x10;
//regs.h.ah = 0x10;
//regs.x.bx = Col;
//int86(0x10, ®s, ®s);
//regs.h.dh = (Col15 & 0x1f)*2; //red
//Col15=Col15>>5;
//regs.h.ch = (Col15 & 0x1f)*2; //green
//Col15=Col15>>5;
//regs.h.cl = (Col15 & 0x1f)*2; //blue
//int86(0x10, ®s, ®s);
//Set Colour
outp(0x3c8,Col);
outp(0x3c9,Red);
outp(0x3c9,Green);
outp(0x3c9,Blue);
}
}
unsigned char *screen=(unsigned char *)0xa0000L; /*pointer to screen */
void DisplayBitmap(void)
{
unsigned char far * Scrptr;
unsigned char far * Screen;
int x,y,Centre;
unsigned char a;
if (BmpCols==0) return; //can't display true col bmps
if (!Mode13) SetVideoMode(0x13);
Mode13=1;
SetCols();
Centre=((200-BmpHeight)/2)*320+(320-BmpWidth)/2;
if (BmpCols==16)
{
for (y=0;y<BmpHeight;y++)
{
for (x=0;x<BmpWidth/2;x++)
{
Scrptr=screen+y*320+x*2+Centre;
//Scrptr=MK_FP(0xa000,y*320+x*2+Centre);
a=BmpPixData[y*BmpWidth/2+x];
*(Scrptr+0)=a>>4;
*(Scrptr+1)=a&15;
}
}
}
else
{
for (y=0;y<BmpHeight;y++)
{
for (x=0;x<BmpWidth;x++)
{
Scrptr=screen+y*320+x+Centre;
a=BmpPixData[y*BmpWidth+x];
*(Scrptr)=a;
}
}
}
// if (OutputPause)
{
a=getch();
if (a=='c') OutputPause=0;
}
}
{32768,16384,8192,4096,2048,1024,512,256,128,64,32,16,8,4,2,1};
void main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
//struct ffblk ffblk;
struct find_t fileinfo;
int End;
int Arg;
int HelpMe=0;
0x308CD0:
Num
0002:0008866c+ long near BmpImageSize
0002:00088670+ __39phjlBMPFILE near BmpFile
0001:0000126d+ void near SetVideoMode( int )
0001:000012ab+ void near GetSysCols()
0001:0000132f+ void near SetSysCols()
0001:000013b3+ void near SetCols()
0001:0000149d+ void near DisplayBitmap()
0002:000003c4+ int near Andval[]
0002:00000404+ char unsigned near * near screen
0002:00108aa8+ __afnb7BODGEBMPFILE near BodgeBmpFile
0002:001092c8+ int near Force16
0002:001092cc+ int near BsDone
0002:001092d0+ int near OutputBMPs
0002:001092d4+ int near OutputPause
0002:001092d8+ int near Mode13
0002:001092dc+ int near VramOffset
0002:001092e0+ short unsigned near Palette[][16]
0002:0010d2e0+ char near SysPal[][3]
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(stk386)
0001:00001681* __STK
0001:0000166e __CHK
0001:0000167e* __GRO
0001:0000169f __STKOVERFLOW_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(stricmp)
0001:000016ae* stricmp_
0001:000016ae* _stricmp_
0001:000016ae strcmpi_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(printf)
0001:000016e7 printf_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(exit)
0001:00001709+ __null_int23_exit_
0001:0000170a exit_
0001:00001722+ _exit_
0002:0000041c+ ___atexit
0002:00000420+ ___int23_exit
0002:00000424+ ___FPE_handler_exit
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(find386)
0001:00001738 _dos_findfirst_
0001:00001755 _dos_findnext_
0001:00001771* _dos_findclose_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(getch)
0001:000017ba getch_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(strupr)
0001:000017d7 strupr_
0001:000017d7* _strupr_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fopen)
0001:000017f6+ __open_flags_
0001:00001972+ _fsopen_
0001:0000198d fopen_
0001:000019ff* freopen_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fread)
0001:00001a23 fread_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(ftell)
0001:00001bed ftell_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fwrite)
0001:00001c1d fwrite_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fclose)
0001:00001e04 fclose_
0001:00001e33 __shutdown_stream_
0001:00001e54+ __MkTmpFile_
0001:00001ebd __doclose_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(memcmp)
0001:00001f46 memcmp_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(memcpy)
0001:00001f64 memcpy_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fprintf)
0001:00001f89 fprintf_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(int386)
0001:00001faa int386_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(inp)
0001:00001fc5 inp_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(outp)
0001:00001fcd outp_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(cstrt386)
0001:00000003* ___begtext
0002:00000000* __nullarea
0002:00000738* __start_TI
0002:00000738* __end_TI
0002:00000428* __GDAptr
0002:0000042c* __D16Infoseg
0002:0000042e* __x386_zero_base_selector
0001:00001fdc _cstart_
0001:0000226b __exit_
0001:0000226d __do_exit_with_msg__
0001:000022a8* __GETDS
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(argcv386)
0002:00000430 __argc
0002:00000434 __argv
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(xmsg)
0001:000022b4* __exit_with_msg_
0001:000022b9 __fatal_runtime_error_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(crwd386)
0002:00000448 __psp
0002:00000473 __osmajor
0002:00000474 __osminor
0002:0000046a __Extender
0002:0000046b __ExtenderSubtype
0002:0000046c __X32VM
0002:0000044c* __x386_stacklow
0002:00000440 __LpCmdLine
0002:00000444 __LpPgmName
0002:00000438 __dynend
0002:0000043c __curbrk
0002:0000044c __STACKLOW
0002:00000450 __STACKTOP
0002:00000454 __ASTACKSIZ
0002:00000458 __ASTACKPTR
0002:0000045c __cbyte
0002:00000460* __cbyte2
0002:00000464 __child
0002:0000046d __Envptr
0002:00000471 __Envseg
0002:00000468 __no87
0002:00000475 __FPE_handler
0002:00000475 ___FPE_handler
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(iob)
0002:0000047c ___iob
0002:00000684* ___tmpfnext
0002:00000685 __fmode
0002:0010d310 ___ClosedStreams
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fprtf)
0001:000022e8 __fprtf_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(error386)
0001:0000236e __doserror_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(tolower)
0001:00002381 tolower_
0001:00002381* _tolower_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(seterrno)
0001:0000238f* __set_EDOM_
0001:00002394 __set_errno_
0001:000023a0* __set_ERANGE_
0001:000023a7* __set_EINVAL_
0001:000023b7 __set_doserrno_
0001:000023c3* __FPE_exception_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(open)
0001:000023ca* open_
0001:000023ee sopen_
0001:000025b3* __set_binary_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(allocfp)
0001:00002618 __allocfp_
0001:000026c0 __freefp_
0001:000026f9 __purgefp_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fseek)
0001:00002759 fseek_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(chktty)
0001:00002855 __chktty_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(stinit)
0002:0010d314 ___OpenStreams
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(ioalloc)
0001:00002886 __ioalloc_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(qread)
0001:000028fd __qread_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fgetc)
0001:0000291c* fgetc_
0001:000029a5+ __filbuf_
0001:000029d4 __fill_buffer_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(tell)
0001:00002a7f tell_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(write)
0001:00002a90 write_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(flush)
0001:00002c61 __flush_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(fputc)
0001:00002d20 fputc_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(gtpid)
0001:00002dc4 getpid_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(lseek)
0001:00002dca lseek_
0001:00002dca* _lseek_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(_clse)
0001:00002e0b __close_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(nfree)
0001:00002e3d _nfree_
0001:00002e3d free_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(remove)
0001:00002e9b remove_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(segread)
0001:00002ea0 segread_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(intx386)
0001:00002ec8 int386x_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(cmain386)
0001:00002ee1 __CMain
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(inirt386)
0001:00002f30 __InitRtns
0001:00002f7b __FiniRtns
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(seg386)
0000:00001234 __DOSseg__
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(initargv)
0001:00002fca __Init_Argv_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(enterdb)
0001:00003170 __EnterWVIDEO_
0002:00000690+ ___WD_Present
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(prtf)
0001:00003196 __prtf_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(dosret)
0001:00003b90* _dosret0_
0001:00003b97* _dosretax_
0001:00003b9c __set_errno_dos_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(errno)
0001:00003c02 __get_errno_ptr_
0001:00003c08 __get_doserrno_ptr_
0002:0010d318+ __doserrno
0002:0010d31c+ _errno
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(isatt)
0001:00003c0e isatty_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(umaskval)
0002:000006a8 ___umaskval
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(iomode)
0001:00003c2c __IOMode_
0001:00003c81 __SetIOMode_
0002:000006ac+ ___NFiles
0002:000006b0+ ___init_mode
0002:00000700+ __iomode
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(nmalloc)
0001:00003c96 _nmalloc_
0001:00003c96 malloc_
0002:00000704 ___nheapbeg
0002:00000708 ___MiniHeapRover
0002:0000070c ___LargestSizeB4MiniHeapRover
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(set386)
0001:00003d80 memset_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(initfile)
0001:00003d98 __InitFiles_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(ioexit)
0001:00003e10 __full_io_exit_
0001:00003e1c* fcloseall_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(flushall)
0001:00003e73* flushall_
0001:00003e78 __flushall_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(gtche)
0001:00003ea7 getche_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(stack386)
0001:00003ec4 stackavail_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(qwrit)
0001:00003ecd __qwrite_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(memalloc)
0001:00003f4a __MemAllocator
0001:00003ff2 __MemFree
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(heapmod)
0002:0010d320* ___fheap_clean
0002:0010d321 ___nheap_clean
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(unlnk)
0001:000040fd unlink_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(intxa386)
0001:0000411c __int386x_
0001:00004179* _DoINTR_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(cinit)
0001:000044fa __CommonInit_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(___argc)
0002:0010d324 ____Argc
0002:0010d328 ____Argv
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(itoa)
0001:0000452a+ utoa_
0001:00004574 itoa_
0001:00004574* _itoa_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(noefgfmt)
0002:00000710 ___EFG_printf
0002:00000714* ___EFG_scanf
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(ltoa)
0001:000045c6 ultoa_
0001:0000460f ltoa_
0001:0000460f* _ltoa_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(toupper)
0001:0000462a toupper_
0001:0000462a* _toupper_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(grownear)
0001:00004677+ __FreeDPMIBlocks_
0001:000046d5* __ReAllocDPMIBlock_
0001:0000484c+ __LastFree_
0001:00004a1c __ExpandDGROUP_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(nmemneed)
0001:00004bd7 __nmemneed_
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(__stos)
0001:00004be0 __STOSB
0001:00004c17* __STOSD
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(amblksiz)
0002:00000718 __amblksiz
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(minreal)
0002:0010d32c ___minreal
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(heapen)
0001:00004c83* _heapenable_
0002:0000071c ___heap_enabled
Module: c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib(sbrk386)
0001:00004c93* sbrk_
0001:00004d52 __brk_
+----------------------+
| Imported Symbols |
+----------------------+
Symbol Module
====== ======
+--------------------+
| Libraries Used |
+--------------------+
c:\watcom\lib386\dos\clib3r.lib
+-----------------------+
| Linker Statistics |
+-----------------------+
Stack size: 00010000 (65536.)
Memory size: 00122144 (1188164.)
Entry point address: 0001:00001fdc
DATA DGROUP 0002:00000732 00000006
YIE DATA DGROUP 0002:00000738 00000000
TIB DATA DGROUP 0002:00000738 00000000
TI DATA DGROUP 0002:00000738 00000000
TIE DATA DGROUP 0002:00
0x3C251:
WATCOM C Run-Time system code is provided on an "as is" basis and is (c) Copyright by WATCOM International Corp. 1988-1993. All rights reserved. *** NULL assignment detected Not enough memory
(Source: Original TCRF research)
The TNN series
| |
|---|---|
| Genesis | TNN Bass Tournament of Champions |
| PlayStation | TNN Motorsports Hardcore 4X4 |
| Sega Saturn | TNN Motorsports Hardcore 4X4 |
| Game Boy Color | TNN Outdoors Fishing Champ |
Categories:
- Pages missing developer references
- Games developed by Gremlin Interactive
- Pages missing publisher references
- Games published by ASC Games
- Games published by Gremlin Interactive
- Games published by Human Entertainment
- Sega Saturn games
- Pages missing date references
- Games released in 1996
- Games with hidden development-related text
- TNN series
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Games > Games by publisher > Games published by Human Entertainment
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