Marburg, Germany, 2001-02-02

Here's the source code for my program BINEdit. Since I no longer continue to develop it, I've decided to make it available for everyone who is interested. I won't bother with putting it under some official license like GPL or something similar. Do with it what you want, but give me proper credit for my work, that's all. I'd also like to be up to date on any new releases you make, so please send me a short e-mail if you release any work derived from this source code. If you'll add an URL, I'll put a link on my website, too.

Some technical stuff (taken from an e-mail I sent some time ago):

The last version of BINedit was written in VC++ 5.0. All the folders except for the "OpenGL libs" folder were located at "C:\dev\code\" on my hard disk.

"BINedit" is the main program folder with the VC project file "haus2.dsw". "Generic Classes" and "MTM Classes" contain some more general classes that are used by BINedit and others of my utilities. "jpeglib" is a library for loading and saving jpeg images. You'll only need the files "jpeglib.lib" and "jpeglib.h" which are already in the "BINedit" folder. I've included this one only to give you its (free) source code.

"OpenGL libs" are the OpenGL lib files that are needed in the linking process. To make them available to VC you must either add the path to that folder to the VC library folders ("tools/options/directories/library files") or simply copy the .LIB files to the VC library folder.

To run BINedit, you'll also need the OpenGL .DLLs from my website.

You'll notice that there are not only the project settings for "Win32 debug" and "Win32 release", but also one for "Win32 OpenGL32 release" that will compile the MS OpenGL release version. "Win32 release" is the SGI OpenGL version.

Feel free to ask if you have any more questions concerning BINedit. But please be aware that it will probably take at least one week for me to answer them (since I can only look at BINedit on weekends), and that I haven't worked on it in a long time, and might have problems understanding my own code... 8-)

op
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Oliver Pieper
pieper@viaregio.de
www.oliverpieper.de


