Reads from a memory "lump" that contains a TPL

Reads an already-opened UTX file

Reads from a memory "lump" that contains a UTX

Reads from a memory "lump" that contains a VTF

Reads from a memory "lump" that contains a .wal file

Reads from a memory "lump" that contains a .wbmp

Reads an already-opened WDP file

Reads from a memory "lump" that contains an .xpm

Compresses data to a DXT format using nVidia's Texture Tools library. This version is supposed to be completely internal to DevIL. The data must be in

Reads an uncompressed .bmp One of the absolute ugliest functions I've ever written!

Automatically removes all registered formats.

Writes a Mng file

Writes a Mng to an already-opened file

Writes a .pcx to an already-opened file

Writes a .pcx to a memory "lump"

Writes a .vtf to a memory "lump"

Sets the current palette.

Internal version of ilTexImage.

Internal version of ilTexSubImage.

Rewrote using an algorithm described by Paul Nettle at http://www.gamedev.net/reference/articles/article669.asp.

Nothing to do at the moment

Set all states to their defaults

Just dump infos about functions to the structures so we can somehow automate the processing of user input later... */

How to fill our Params structure? */

Examines the command line like no tomorrow :-) * * Huge code, I am sorry for that. * On the other hand, cross-platformness of popt is catastrophica

This function receives the raw string passed from the command line * \param string The passed string * \param name The extracted name of the functio

* Assumed that the right image is bound to IL */

Takes a string and removes whitespaces within * \param string The input string * \param nonwhitespaced The 'cleaned' string */

Functions saves the test image of given dimensions and given name * \param name Filename * \param w, h Image dimensions * * The image is defined i

Tests whether we can save and load the test data to a specified extension * \param params Test options in a nice box * \return 0 if all is OK, or an

Set the current file of the zipfile to the next file. return UNZ_OK if there is no problem return UNZ_END_OF_LIST_OF_FILE if the actual file was t

Try locate the file szFileName in the zipfile. For the iCaseSensitivity signification, see unzipStringFileNameCompare return value : UNZ_OK if

Open a Zip file. path contain the full pathname (by example, on a Windows NT computer "c:\\test\\zlib109.zip" or on an Unix computer "zlib/zlib

Open for reading data the current file in the zipfile. If there is no error and the file is opened, the return value is UNZ_OK. */

Read bytes from the current file. buf contain buffer where data must be copied len the size of buf. return the number of byte copied if somes b

Compare two filename (fileName1,fileName2). If iCaseSenisivity = 1, comparision is case sensitivity (like strcmp) If iCaseSenisivity = 2, compar

Read the local header of the current zipfile Check the coherency of the local header and info in the end of central directory about this fil

Translate date/time from Dos format to tm_unz (readable more easilty) */

Locate the Central directory of a zipfile (at the end, just before the global comment) */

For an index, return y-coordinate of next nonhorizontal line

Dialog procedure.

ImageLib functions

ILFILTERS