MonoBitmap Crack With Serial Key (2022)
MonoBitmap is a command-line tool to display and convert a bitmap image to string representation.
Features
Simple command line use with a simple API.
Can work from the command line, or in a console application.
Memory and CPU efficient.
Converts an image to a sequence of bytes, where each byte is 8-bits signed, little-endian binary encoding.
Uncompresses the image, converting the data from 16-bit width, eight-bits per pixel to a sequence of bytes.
For mono-bitmaps, bitmaps are truncated to a size of 100 x 100 pixels, or a height of at least 75 pixels. For jpeg images, a minimum height of at least 200 pixels is enforced.
Calculates a scale factor by simple dithering based on the average of the horizontal and vertical position of black pixels.
Open source under the Boost Software License.
How to install
Download and extract the latest version from the GitHub repository.
You can use the ZIP file or install it from the "MonoBitmap folder".
Usage
Open the command line console application and run the executable.
Download binary distribution from the Releases section.
Project.NET Framework Dependencies
MonoBitmap is under the Boost Software License, and as such, it has some non-free.NET Framework dependencies:
HashValue.cpp / HashValue.h
MonoBitmap uses a hashing algorithm to compress and decompress the data. This algorithm generates a unique hash value for each stored bitmap.
It is defined by C# and C++ source code. For C# it consists of a declaration of a static method, and for C++ it consists of a header file with just three lines.
MonoBitmap uses static methods, and does not have any dependencies. It is self contained.
HashValue.cpp
public static long Hash(uint key);
public static uint Sum(long hash);
public static uint MurmurHash3(uint key);
HashValue.h
public static unsigned int Hash(uint key);
public static uint Sum(unsigned int hash);
public static uint MurmurHash3(uint key);
HashValue.cpp
unsigned int MonoBitmap::Hash(uint key) {
return MurmurHash3(key
MonoBitmap Product Key
MonoBitmap Crack For Windows is a command-line application for viewing and modifying binary bitmap images.
The application is designed to work with any pixel format for any image type.
It does not enforce any kind of file extension convention; as long as your image
is supported, it will work.
MonoBitmap must be executed with the appropriate bitmap graphics driver
loaded and enabled; the default for Windows is Bitmap (BMP) graphics driver (found under Control Panel/Programs/Hardware/Windows NT
32/32-bit). For Unix, the gr32 driver is used.
To run a mono bitmap, simply execute:
monobitmap [filename]
You can also append to the image display options:
monobitmap [filename] -g
To view an image in monobitmap:
monobitmap [filename]
Note: Unless you specify the option to display the binary, Monobitmap will view the data
in an ANSI format to console.
monobitmap display
Display the image represented by bitmap in a larger format.
monobitmap [filename] -[column][row]
display
Display bitmap in a larger format.
Column is the column (in bytes) for a given bitplane.
row is the row (in bytes) for a given bitplane.
Both column and row can be negative values to left-justify, center or right-justify.
Note: to display an image in a bitmap file format (e.g..bmp) the -g option must be appended.
monobitmap [filename] -[column][row] -g
This command is for displaying in the pixel format that is appropriate to the image type.
The default pixel format used to display grayscale images is 4-bit packed rgb
(pixel c:r:g)
To view an image in grayscale:
monobitmap [filename] -g
To view an image in other pixel formats, append the appropriate pixel format
(e.g. 4-bit packed rgb (pixel c:r:g)
monobitmap [filename] -[column][row]
Display the image represented by bitmap in a larger format.
Column is the column (in bytes) for a given bitplane.
row is the row (in bytes) for a given bitplane.
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