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From: dale@cs.rmit.edu.au (Dale Stanbrough)
Subject: Re: Image processing File I/O
Date: 1998/09/24
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"  can I use prepared Ada file I/O environments to deal Image files?
     Text_IO, Direct_IO, Sequential_IO, and their subprograms?
     which package is more useful dealing in Image files, specially."



I had a student last year who wrote a Mandlebrot drawing program and
saved the images to some well know format whose name escapes me.

The method used to write the data was via Ada's stream attributes.

Dale