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1.1 root 1: bm-convert.doc
2: Last revised by Ron Newman, September 14, 1987
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4: "bm-convert" reads an X10-format bitmap file on the standard input
5: and writes out the equivalent X11-format bitmap file on the standard
6: output. It takes no command-line options of any kind, and does its
7: work without using an X server.
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9: An X10-format bitmap file contains an array of 16-bit hex constants
10: declared as "static short foo_bits[]", where "foo" is usually replaced by
11: a name derived from the name of the file. In X11 format, the declaration
12: is "static char foo_bits[]" and the hex constants are 8 bits wide. In
13: addition, the X10 format pads each scanline to a 16-bit boundary,
14: while X11 format pads only to an 8-bit boundary.
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16: For more information, look at the man page for the "bitmap" program,
17: and the descriptions of XReadBitmapFile, XCreateBitmapFromData, and
18: XPutImage in the Xlib manual.
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