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SCI1.1

*.hep
Variables, constants, definitions of objects, classes, functions are stored here.

Block 1-header, size 6 bytes
Offset Size Value Description
00 ..... 2 .... 0x91 ... Resource identifier
02 ..... 2 .... ........ Link to block 5 (address = this value + 2)
04 ..... 2 .... ........ Number of local variables (block 2)

Block 2-local variables, total block size = number of variables * 2
Offset Size Description
06 ..... 2..... All variables are of size " word"

Block 3-objects and classes
Offset
inside
object Size Description
00 .... 2 .... The object ID, always equal to 0x1234
02 .... 2 .... The number of object properties, in fact, is the size of the object in " words"
The meaning of the next 6 words is not quite (or quite ) clear to me
04 .... 2 .... Link to "dictionary property" in hunk resource (?)
06 .... 2 .... Link to "dictionary method" in hunk resource (?)
08 .... 2 .... A pointer to the source script of the object class (probably the script number where the class of the object is described)
0A .... 2 .... A pointer to the source script of the object (looks like if 0xFFFF, there are no ancestors")
0C .... 2 .... A pointer to a "superclass" object (it looks like this is the type of the object)
Next, variable-length data is obviously dependent on the type of object
0E .... 2 .... Bit data (?) (it seems that there is always 0x0000, head on cutting off not ladies ), if present, the address of the next word moves
10 .... 2 .... Link to the text name of the object
..
.. .... 2 .... For some types of objects, a numeric parameter is defined-the number parameter IS analyzed when displaying messages
..
This block always ends with the zero word 0x0000.

Block 4 - text naming objects and text constants
The names of the objects in the text form, each name ends with a zero byte. Reference to this name is inside each object.

Block 5 - FixTable
Offset
inside
object Size Description
00 .... 2 .... The number of references (in fact, objects). Next "words" according to this number.
02 .... 2 .... Link to the link (inside the object) to the "object name". It is not very easy to formulate, but it is probably clear.