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Can we read an image file(*.bmp)

i want to read in an image file(*.bmp) and inport it to allegro,but i
found no built-in functions can do this(open a port in binary mode and
read file bit by bit),
i also need to write some information in binary mode.

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MAAC over 16 years ago

Hi Dave,
Thnx for the reply..
I tried the steps which u mentioned n copied the logoMaker_public.il file inside the pcb\skill folder(defined under Allegro_Site). Then i added load("logoMaker_public.il") inside the allegro.ilinit file, but i am facing the following error
Skill > logomaker
E- *Error* toplevel: undefined variable - logomaker
nil

n this is the 1st time i`m working with skill....Should i set any other path...
Thnx....
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eDave over 16 years ago

Nearly there...
You should type logomaker in the command console - not the Skill console.
Cheers, Dave
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MAAC over 16 years ago

Dave,
Still i`m facing the same issue... i think i making some mistake in providing the path.....
Command > logomaker
E- Command not found: logomaker
Command >
I have tried with other skill also which are present in sourcelink.. The following is my .ilinit file

load("logoMaker_public.il")
load("add_symbol.il")
load("checkWidth.il")

I have this .ilinit file inside Skill folder where the above .il files are copied.
Can you corrent me...
Thnx
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eDave over 16 years ago

What is your ALLEGRO_SITE variable set to?
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MAAC over 16 years ago

Allegro Site=d:\Allegrosite..
Inside this folder i have pcb\skill where i have created the allegro .ilinit file and i have copied all the .il file(i.e. inside the skill folder)
Thnx..
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