Short:        Fish disk 0677
Uploader:     Fish Disks <aminet aminet net>
Type:         misc/fish
Architecture: m68k-amigaos


This is disk 677 of the freely distributable AMIGA software library.
Below is a listing of the significant directories and their contents.


FBM		An Amiga port of the Fuzzy PixMap image manipulation library.
		This package allows manipulation and conversion of a variety
		of color and B&W image formats.  Supported formats include Sun
		rasterfiles, GIF, IFF, PCX, PBM bitmaps, "face" files, and FBM
		files.  Also has input converters for raw images, like Digi-
		View files, and output converters for PostScript and Diablo
		graphics.  Besides doing format conversion, some of the other
		image manipulation operations supported include rectangular
		extraction, density and contrast changes, rotation, quantiza-
		tion, halftone grayscaling, edge sharpening, and histograms.
		Disk 676 contains m68000 binaries and docs, disk 677 contains
		m68020/m68881 binaries, and disk 678 contains the sources.
		Version 1.0.
		Author:  Michael Mauldin; Amiga port by Martin Hohl

MakeLink	A replacement for the original AmigaDOS 2.0 MakeLink command.
		Supports both hard and soft links.  Residentable.  This is
		version 1.1, includes source.
		Author:  Stefan Becker

Mostra		Mostra is a shareware IFF utility featuring real-time
		unpacking scroll, dozens of options, "smart" analysis of
		any IFF file (FORMs, LISTs,...  also nested ILBM!), total
		control over display modes, simple slideshow processing,
		pattern matching, SHAM, an external link to show Dynamic
		Mode pictures, double buffering, fast decompression, color
		cycling, TeXdocs, startup files for easy custom configur-
		ations and complete WB support, through ToolTypes and
		Style icons!  This is version 1.07, an update to version
		1.06 on disk 670, and fixes a bug with parsing IFF files.
		Binary only.
		Author:  Sebastiano Vigna 

PM		A tool that monitors the Amiga system's CPU usage using some
		hooks that are available in 2.04 EXEC.  The program uses the
		high resolution EClock timer to get real time values for the
		amount of time the processor spends running tasks and the
		amount of time it spends between tasks (in task switch and
		in sleep).  Version 37.8, binary only.
		Author:  Michael Sinz