dtdescrip

The dtdescrip package contains a GUI program for creating datatype
descriptors and an AmigaDOS command for converting a descriptor
definition file saved by the GUI program.

dtdescrip (GUI program):
  The dtdescrip user interface utilizes standard Reaction gadgets for
  entering datatype descriptor data or loading data from an existing
  descriptor. It also contains a sampling system for determining
  common file header data that can be used to create a file
  identification mask. The descriptor can be saved as a datatype
  descriptor and/or saved as a text file that can be read by the
  makeDTdesc command to create a datatype descriptor with an updated
  version. The program is similar to the old 'dtdesc' program included
  on the OS3 developer CDs.
  Install: Drag & drop (or copy) dtdescrip to any location on your
           hard disk or to a directory in your shell path if you want
           to start it from a shell.

makeDTdesc (AmigaDOS command):
  The makeDTdesc command reads a descriptor text file saved from the
  dtdescrip program and creates a datatype descriptor with the option
  to update the version from a 'rev.h' file created/updated by the
  'BumpRev' utility contained in the OS4 SDK.
  Install: Copy makeDTdesc to a directory in your shell path.

Refer to the '.doc' files for specific documentation.

Changes:
  Version 1.2 06/16/2018 - Fixed a read buffer overflow when header bytes
                                          are loaded from file samples.
  Version 1.1 03/13/2018 - Fixed bug in mask file lister. More files could
                                          be added to the mask lister than are
used for
                                          mask buttons.

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