Here is the newest sources for IconSplit.

It's command line only at the moment.It take 2 arguments, program name & icon filename. It can be compiled for x86 or x86-64.

It can split several icon styles such as Dual PNG, OS3.5/3.9 Glow Icon, New icon stored in ToolTypes, OS4 with ARGB chunks & AROS ARGB Icons with ARGB chunks. The images are saved to Ram Disk.

Miker, I tried to compile your new source, the 32Bit version works perfectly, while the 64 version splits and saves in RAM perfectly the 2 images of a PNG Icon, but if you add a wrong or invented filename to the command a Guru arrives!

This had also happened with the compilation of your previous source, unfortunately I don't know if this Guru is caused by the "not yet stable" AROS 64 Bit

By "wrong or invented filename" I suppose you mean something other than an icon file. It should search the file signature for 'png' or 'e310'. If not found it should report 'Invalid Icon File!". I will check that out when I have time.

Yes the 32Bit version reports the invalid icon file, but the 64Bit version goes into Guru

Interestingly, I'm in the process of re-writing PixieView to allow it to compile & run on AROS x86 & x86-64 as well as Amiga.

I'm changing the display method to one that is more Amiga compatible. It is currently using CyberGraphics Library. The new method is to use Datatypes with AddDTtoWindow. I've already demonstrated the new method on Amiga 68k.

PixieView uses Datatypes to display images in an Intuition Window with a menu system. All these things are Amiga compatible. Now it needs a new Glow Icon for the Amiga 68k version. ;-)

I know, I know! AROS users don't like Amiga! :-)

But I believe in interoperability where programs that work on AROS can be compiled for Amiga.

I think it's the other way around, Amiga users don't like AROS!

icaros desktop over the years has been quite successful but many years have passed