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From: ron thompson <thompsor@admin.tc.faa.gov>
Subject: .PCX parser. In Ada of course...
Date: 1996/03/22
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We are working on some hardware that will ultimately ship some
topographical type data provided in the venerable pcx format.

Ours is a small effort of no great consequence.

There appears to be some confusion on our part over the .pcx
file format documentation, which is also of no great
consequence as we will get over it.

This confusion led to me getting a bunch of stuff regarding
pcx readers/writers etc, all in that other language that
has only one letter and two mathematical operators.

I can't read that crap.

Any brave and fearless Ada programmers out there got an Ada
written .pcx parser? Know anyone that does? 

Mail me if you want to. But don't bother me with anything
regarding me not being able to read that crap. Your efforts
will be wasted.

Thank you.

rct

The opinions above are mine, and mine alone.