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Progressive development of file-formats Nobody reinvents a wheel from scratch It is useful to know the release dates of different versions when doing reverse-engineering Two subsequent versions of the same file-format will have many things in common Design parser to be able to parse lower and higher versions Opened version conditions Guard assumptions by exceptions and be verbose in debug mode Try to parse lower or higher version using the existing parser Fix issues as they appear Importance of a small number of reference documents covering many features 10
Extending the CorelDraw version coverage (1) Departing point Support for versions 7 to x3 Basically the knowledge from cdr_explorer Extending the coverage upwards x4 and x5 Support for RIFF documents inside structured ZIP storage x6 More complicated structure inside the ZIP storage Extending the coverage downwards Version 6 (first 32-bit version) Only some RIFF names different Versions 4 and 5 (16-bit versions) Different way to express coordinates 11
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