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  ResEx: system independent resource extraction and repair

New Features!
  The code's been rewritten to not only handle more,
but to also handle Apple IIgs Sys 5+ rsrc forks!
  More error checking, warnings if anything's off.
  More descriptive messages (with 'verbose' on).
  Descriptions for resource types, even for IIgs types.
  The map loader can also now handle the case where the
resource entry list doesn't reside immediately after the
type list.  (The entries, however, must run in consecutive,
12-byte aligned blocks.)
  An index can be used to get full info on a rsrc, and
the index for a resource by name or ID can be obtained.

  Written in ANSI C, this should work on all platforms.
It utilizes some code in interpreter 1.8.8+.

  The shell code is set up to list all resources (-l),
with offsets (-L), and/or update the RF map (-u).
  Offsets and flags are printed in hexadecimal.
See resex.h for the meaning of the flag bits.

  In getting offsets for 'snd ' or 8024 resources, you can
then use snddec to decode/play them: 'snd '/-sl; 8024/-ss.

WARNING:
  ResFile_Update (-u) hasn't been fully debugged!
    It's been checked; it works, but Use at your own risk!
  The same with the virtual heap manager...

Implemented:
  Mac OS compatible (Classic)
  IIgs (read-only; most flag bits, remapped)
  virtual heap management (mhandles)
  ability to create Mac map when missing/broken (???? type)
  CountResources (type)
  GetResource/GetResourceIndex (type, name or ID)
  GetIndResource (type, zero-based index, full info)
  OverheadSize

Error codes (see error_codes.h for more):
  -199: Mac OS code for bad rsrc entry/map.
  -8: no handler (could not identify/update RF type).

LICENSE:
  GNU General Public License Version 2
  See 'LICENSE.txt'.
