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Crawly Crypt Vol 1: Graphics And Digital Sound Programming Information

AUDIO     An ASCII document that gives complete information about various
          digital sound formats including *.WAV, *.VOC, *.AVR, and *.MOD.  If
          you are planning to do any work with digital sound you NEED this
          document!


DEGAS_LD  Well commented Assembly source code for a Degas picture viewer that
          will load and display a Degas file in all ST compatible resolutions.


DSC_S1    Complete, well commented assembly source code that demonstrates how
          to load Degas, Degas Elite, and NeoChrome format picture files.
          Includes a text tutorial file that explains the file formats of those
          graphics files.


GIF89A    Official specification for GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) version
          89a.  This is the complete programming reference provided by
          CompuServe, the originators of GIF.


IFF_DOCS  "EA IFF 85" Standard for Interchange Format Files by Jerry Morrison
          of Electronic Arts.  The IFF graphics format is an attempt to create
          a file format for graphics that is program independent, compiler
          independent, machine independent, and device independent.  This is
          complete documentation of the IFF standard.


IMGSPECS  Understanding color IMGs by Dr. Bob is a description of IMG file
          formats, bi-level and color.  The IMG standard from DRI is composed
          of a file header and  encoded (or not encoded) bit-image data. 


MUSIC_S   Heavily commented assembly source code to the "madmax" music playback
          routines.  Includes several sample song files to experiment with,.


PICFRMT   April 9, 1990 version of documentation compiled by David Baggett
          detailing the NEO, Degas [+Elite], Tiny, Spectrum, Art Director,
          C.O.L.O.R., Doodle, GEM, STAD, IFF, MAC, and many more graphic file
          formats.


PLAYBACK  Program and source code by Tristan Hunting to play back digitized
          sounds at variable rates using interrupts.  Source in assembly, C,
          and various Basics.


Q_SOURCE  Example GFA Basic source code that demonstrates how to play back
          Quartet digital song files on the ST.


SPECOUT   C routines to create a SPECTRUM 512 file.  Includes documentation,
          source code, and example program.  It does a very good job of
          documenting the Spectrum format (both file and screen) and explaining
          how it all works.  All files written by John Rosenberg.


TCBTRACK  Complete assembly source code for playing back TCB (The Care Bears)
          Soundtracker digital music files.  While this code appears to be
          functional, it is NOT commented at all.


TIFFLIB   A collection of Pure/Turbo C sources for using the TIFF graphics
          format.  These routines are designed to hide as much of the details
          of TIFF as possible so that the "dirty work" is transparent to the
          programmer using these routines.