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Author: ByteProject <stefan.vogt@byteproject.net>
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# AnsiLove/C
-This is a complete rewrite of [AnsiLove/PHP](http://ansilove.sourceforge.net) in the C programming language. Unlike it's PHP ancestor, AnsiLove/C is intended as UNIX command line tool you install to /usr/bin. Right now the project is in an early stage of development and is neither considered as finished nor as stable product.
+This is a complete rewrite of [AnsiLove/PHP](http://ansilove.sourceforge.net) in the C programming language. It will convert ANSi and artscene related file formats into PNG images. Unlike it's PHP ancestor, AnsiLove/C is intended as UNIX command line tool you install preferably to /usr/bin. Right now the project is in an early stage of development and is neither considered as finished nor as stable product.
# Specs
-AnsiLove/C is strictly using the `C99 standard` to achieve high portability to all major operating systems. It's developed from ground up with the vision to compile just fine on your platform. Supported compilers are `gcc` and `Clang`, others may work but aren't tested. All files are linked to the C standard headers. An exception is compilation on `Mac OS X`, where defines in the sources ensure linking to `<Foundation/Foundation.h>`. I for one develop AnsiLove/C on a Mac, you'll find a Xcode project file in this repository.
+AnsiLove/C is strictly using the `C99 standard` to achieve high portability to all major operating systems. It's developed from ground up with the vision to compile just fine on your platform. Be sure to link against `libgd` when compiling which is also needed when running the binary. Supported compilers are `gcc` and `Clang`, others may work but aren't tested. All files are linked to the C standard headers. An exception is compilation on `Mac OS X`, where defines in the sources ensure linking to `<Foundation/Foundation.h>`. I for one develop AnsiLove/C on a Mac, you'll find a Xcode project file in this repository.
# Why porting to C?
