The modules/ directory contains the module sources and SAS C 6.3
object modules.  If you are using Manx, copy Makefile.Manx to
Makefile, and copy iffobj/Manx/#?.o to the modules/ directory.

Examples and modules are compiled/linked by cd'ing to the NewIFF39
directory and doing LMK or Make.  But read the notes below !

The includes files subdirectory (iffp/) may be placed in your
current directory or your normal include directory.
 
COMPILATION NOTES
	These modules and examples have been compiled using SAS C 6.3
	and Manx C 5.2a, 3.0 (V39.108) include files and V39 amiga.lib.
	When compiling with Manx, a warning seems to be generated for
	each string constant assigned to a UBYTE * field, and also
	by some references to ilbm->colortable.

	IMPORTANT - For this revision of the NewIFF code, I have added
	"bumprev" revision files for each example.  But the Make is
	executed while cd'd to the NewIFF39 directory, and I could not
	get Manx to find the revision files included by each example.
	So to compile with Manx, I had to first copy ALL of the
	apps/xxx/xxx_rev.h files to the NewIFF directory.

	WARNING - do not use the "-pp" flag of Manx to get rid of the
	char<>UBYTE warnings.  The -pp flag causes all chars to default
	to unsigned, and this will break all of the signed byte (BYTE)
	manipulations in ilbm packing and unpacking.
 
HOOKENTRY NOTES
	A Hook.asm (Hook.o) module is provided which contains a
	generic HookEntry function.  Note that this generic HookEntry
	does not do any geta4() type functions for loading of the base
	for base-relative data.  If your compiler provides its own
	HookEntry, you may need to link with your compiler's provided
	HookEntry rather than the IFF one, especially if you plan to
	change the hook function (stdio hook in parse.c).