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EasySplit 1.0.0   [2009]

EasySplit 1.0.0 Released by :
Skoe

Release Date :
23 November 2009

Type :
Other Platform C64 Tool

AKA :
EasyFlash

User rating:awaiting 8 votes (7 left)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Code .... Skoe of Expression
Idea .... Enthusi of Onslaught
Test .... Enthusi of Onslaught
  JMP$FCE2
  Mactron of Arsenic, Stonehead
Help .... ALeX of P1X3L-net

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Summary
Submitted by Skoe on 23 November 2009
EasySplit is a program to compress and split files. It is mainly intended to be used with CRT files (cartridge images), but it may also be useful for other purposes. Exomizer is used for compression.

It runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OSX and probably all other platforms which are supported by wxWidgets.

The next version of EasyProg will be able to read these split files directly.

File Format
===========

An EasySplit file contains data which is compressed in the same way as
"exoraw -m 4096 -c" does it (exomizer 2 beta), i.e. max offset is 4k,
no literal sequences are used. The compressed data is split into several
files. Each of them has its own header.

When the original file has a CBM-like start address, this is contained in
the encrypted data transparently.
This is the header for an EasySplit file:

typedef struct EasySplitHeader_s
{
/* PETSCII EASYSPLT (hex 65 61 73 79 73 70 6c 74) */
char magic[8];

/* uncompressed file size (little endian) */
uint8_t len[4];

/*
* CRC-CCITT (start value 0xFFFF) of original file, little endian.
* When unpacking, you should at least check if all parts contain the
* same value to make sure not to mix parts of different files.
*/
uint8_t crc16[2];

/* Number of this part (0 = "*.01", 1 = "*.02"...) */
uint8_t part;

/* Total number of parts */
uint8_t total;
}
EasySplitHeader;
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