Unzip the PicDT_Tool somewhere on AROS.
Shorten the folder name to allow easier typing in a shell.
Maybe Workspace or Extras. If you unzip it in Ram Disk: it
will be wiped when you restart AROS. These are your datatype sources.

I included the src_targa and makefile.tga that you can then copy
into the main folder where the src_bmp is located. Please note that
the bmp sources are most likely the old ones. Don't try to compile it.
But keep the folder and makefile for reference. When the BMP datatype
sources in src_bmp are updated then you can have fun compiling it too.

I included a ReadMe for the Targa datatype sources. Copy the tools to
the appropriate directory according to the directions in the ReadMe.
In a shell CD to the main directory for the PicDT_Tool just above the src_XXX
file locations. This is the location where you will issue the build commands.

The commands are easy:
make -f makefile.tga stub
make -f makefile.tga

The first one creates all the start/end object files.
The second one then completes compiling the previous object files.
There is a third command: "make -f makefile.tga install" which will
actually try to install the dtd and datatype over the old ones. Be
careful with that one. Rename or move the old datatype and descriptor
so that it won't be overwritten with that last install command.
I find that it is much easier just to use the first two commands.
Then manually copy the datatype and or descriptor to their locations.

Please note: if you already have a working datatype descriptor there is
no need to re-make it each time. Juse move or remove the XXX.dtd text 
file to a new location so that the makefile.tga won't keep making it.
The new datatype and or descriptor file will appear in the directory.
If no binary files appear then something went wrong while compiling.

This is the latest source files for Targa Datatype. I haven't fully 
tested the datatype so make sure to back up the current datatype before
you attempt to compile and copy the new datatype. Mistakes happen!

If the Targa Datatype I provided isn't working then let me know so I can
update the sources for you. I'm gathering the latest PCX sources for you.
Building PCX datatype will follow the same procedure as for Targa Datatype.


