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A5 Allegro, version 1
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DISCLAIMER:
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This software and associated files are provided 'as is'
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with no warranty or guarantees of any kind, you use them
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at your own risk and in doing so agree that the author is
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in no way liable and cannot be held responsible for any
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loss of time/data/hair or anything else that may occur
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either directly or indirectly from the use of this
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software or associated files.
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==============================================
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http://www.tilemap.co.uk
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Allegro 5 converted by Neil Walker
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C++ notes: MappyAL will work fine with C++, but the file 'mappyal.c'
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must be compiled as 'C'. With MSVC there is no problem as it uses
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the filename extension (.c/.cpp) to determine how to compile, but
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IDE's like DevC++ and VIDE don't do this with C++ projects, so
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instead of adding mappyal.c to your list of sourcefiles (like with
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MSVC) be sure you have mappyal.o by manually compiling with:
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gcc mappy_A5.c -O2 -Wall -c -o mappy_A5.o
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then adding mappy_A5.o to the compiler
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Please report any bugs!
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Function reference:
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-------------------------------------------------
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IMPORTANT: You must have initialised allegro first. See the demo.
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Quick list:
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MAPS
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MapLoad : load a map from file
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MapDecode : load a map from memory
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MapFreeMem : frees up all memory. must be called on exit
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MapMakeParallaxBitmap : make a parallax bitmap for the map
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MapChangeLayer : change map layer. mappy supports 8 different layers
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MapUpdateAnims: update map animations
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DRAWING:
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MapDrawBG : draw the background tile from the current map layer
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MapDrawFG : draw foreground tiles (layer 1,2,3) from the current map layer
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MapDrawParallax: draw the parallax layer (call this first before BG and FG!)
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BLOCKS/TILES:
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MapGetBlock/MapGetBlockInPixels: get a block/tile from a given location
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MapSetBlock/MapSetBlockInPixels: set a block at a given position to be a new block type
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OTHER STUFF
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MapRestore: regenerate bitmaps (in case of loss through video switching in windows)
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MapLoadMAR: load a .mar file (cut-down map file)
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MapDrawRow: row by row drawing, needed for isometric
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MapGetXOffset/MapGetYOffset: handy for translating pixel to block co-ordinates
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int MapLoad (char * mapname, int converttoalpha);
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mapname: filename, e.g. "test.fmp"
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converttoalpha: if 8bpp then 'magic pink' or index 0 will be converted to alpha
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if any other resolution then black or 'magic pink' will be converted to alpha
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Uses allegro file functions so physfs is supported.
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Default uses default allegro bitmaps, i.e. video. If the call fails you need to set new bitmaps to MEMORY then load
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The array abmTiles is available and points to each tile graphic,
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eg. if you want to get at the third BITMAP, use abmTiles[2].
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int MapDecode (unsigned char * mapmempt,int converttoalpha);
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Same as MapLoad, but loads from an area of memory containing an FMP file.
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(Useful if your maps are stored compressed, just uncompress to memory and
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call MapDecode).
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void MapRestore (void);
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Restores the graphics to video bitmaps in hardware rendering.
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Useful in Windows that loses video memory on app switching.
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However A5 attempts to recover these for you so the function may not be that useful
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void MapFreeMem (void);
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When you've had enough of the map, this frees all the memory mappypb
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has used.MapLoad and MapDecode call this so no need if loading a new map.
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int MapLoadMAR (char * filename, int layer);
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int MapDecodeMAR (unsigned char * marmemory, int layer);
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Loads a .MAR file into a specified layer. Decode does it from memory,
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you can dealloc that memory afterwards. If you called MapGenerateYLookup,
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call it again after this function. Returns -1 on error, 0 on success.
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MAR files are like FMP map files but without the graphics, animation, etc.
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i.e. they are simple boxed arrays storing tile numbers
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void MapDrawBG (int mapxo, int mapyo, int mapx, int mapy,
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int mapw, int maph);
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Draws the blocks referenced in bgoff. Will clip the map to the specified area.
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Note: the normal clipping on the bitmap is ignored, so trying to draw off the
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edges of a bitmap will crash your programme.
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Draws to the current target bitmap, i.e. you need to set this, or just leave it alone
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if using standard backbuffer
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Refer to mapload for drawing of transparent areas (i.e. alpha channels)
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int mapxo offset, in pixels, from left edge of map, this is
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the first visible column of pixels you are drawing
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int mapyo offset, in pixels, from top edge of map, this is
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the first visible row of pixels you are drawing
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int mapx offset, in pixels, from left edge of bitmap
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int mapy offset, in pixels, from top edge of bitmap
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int mapw width of area you want to draw
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int maph height of area you want to draw
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void MapDrawFG (int mapxo, int mapyo, int mapx, int mapy,
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int mapw, int maph, int mapfg);
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Same as MapDrawBG, except:
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int mapfg The foreground layer you want to draw, 0, 1, or 2
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void MapDrawRow (int mapxo, int mapyo, int mapx, int mapy,
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int mapw, int maph, int maprw, void (*cellcall) (int cx, int cy, int dx, int dy))
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Same as MapDrawBG, except:
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int maprw is the row to draw
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cellcall is a callback function for each cell, pass NULL if you are doing your
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own depth sorting, or using another system
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see demo for an example of this in ISOMETRIC test
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BITMAP * MapMakeParallaxBitmap (BITMAP * sourcebm);
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Only on regular rectangular maps.
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Pass a bitmap you would like to use for the parallax bitmap.
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You must use this function to make the bitmap you pass to MapDrawParallax.
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The source bitmap MUST be a multiple of your block size (ie if you are
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using 32*32 blocks, 128*128 and 96*64 are valid, but 100*100 is not).
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void MapDrawParallax (BITMAP * parbm, int mapxo, int mapyo, int mapx, int mapy,
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int mapw, int maph);
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This behaves like MapDrawBG etc, except the 'parbm' bitmap is created
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with 'MapMakeParallaxBitmap' and this is tiled in the transparent
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regions of the map.
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This is more efficient than drawing the whole screen as it only draws
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in areas not obscured by higher layers, there is minimal overdraw
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(pixels aren't overwritten by higher layers where possible).
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int MapChangeLayer (int)
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This changes to a different map layer, returns -1 if failed, or the new
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layer number if success. See mpgame.c
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int MapGetXOffset (int x, int y)
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int MapGetYOffset (int x, int y)
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These functions are handy for translating a pixel coordinate to block
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coordinates, especially for non-rectangular blocks (see mousecrd.c).
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BLKSTR * MapGetBlockInPixels (int x, int y)
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Returns a BLKSTR pointer, useful for collision detection and examining a
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blockstructure. This is more useful on non-rectangular maps as it is pixel
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perfect.
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BLKSTR * MapGetBlock (int x, int y);
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Returns a BLKSTR pointer, useful for collision detection and examining a
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blockstructure. Note: the x and y paramaters are the offset from the left
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and top of the map in _BLOCKS_ NOT pixels. See mpgame.c for an example.
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void MapSetBlockInPixels (int x, int y, int strvalue)
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The x and y paramaters are the offset from the left and top of the map
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in pixels. If strvalue is positive, the cell is set to that block structure.
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If strvalue is negative the cell is set to that anim structure-1 (ie if
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you want to put anim 3 in, strvalue would be -4).
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void MapSetBlock (int x, int y, int strvalue);
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The x and y paramaters are the offset from the left and top of the map
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in _BLOCKS_ NOT pixels. See mpgame.c for an example. If strvalue is
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positive, the cell is set to that block structure. If strvalue is
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negative the cell is set to that anim structure-1 (ie if you want to
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put anim 3 in, strvalue would be -4).
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int MapGenerateYLookup (void);
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This is now called for you on MapLoad and is not required, however for an explanation:
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It will generate a lookup table that _may_ slightly speed up the functions
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MapGetBlock and MapSetBlock, and allows you to use the maparraypt. If you
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use this, you _must_ use MapChangeLayer if you want to swap between layers.
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Another advantage is you can access block or anim offsets simply with:
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maparraypt[y][x];
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Where x is the offset from the left in _BLOCKS_, and y is the offset from
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the top in _BLOCKS_. Note you can get the actual block structure with the
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functions MapGetBlock and MapSetBlock.
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The memory allocated is freed when either MapFreeMem is called, or another
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map is loaded.
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int MapGetBlockID (int blid, int usernum)
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returns the number of the first block that matches 'blid' in the field
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specified with usernum (1 to 7, user1 to user7). If no match, returns -1
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void MapInitAnims (void);
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Call to reset the animated blocks to their defaults
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Called on loading of a map for you
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void MapUpdateAnims (void);
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Animation control. Call from your game loop, moves blocks to next anim
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Animations are set up in the map editor
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Don't forget to look at the example source code, I've documented them.
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Version Changes:
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version 1.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<packages>
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<package id="Allegro" version="5.2.4.0" targetFramework="native" />
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<package id="AllegroDeps" version="1.7.0.0" targetFramework="native" />
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<packages>
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<package id="Allegro" version="5.2.4.0" targetFramework="native" />
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<package id="AllegroDeps" version="1.7.0.0" targetFramework="native" />
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</packages>
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