### 5.12. Export Image as C-Source

#### 5.12.1. Généralités

Figure 15.67. The C-Source Export dialog

The C-source export dialog allows you to export your image as a C source file that can be included in a program written in C.

#### 5.12.2. Options

Prefixed name

  The name of the variable that will hold the image data.

Commentaire

  A comment that will be added to the image data.

Save comment to file

  The Comment will only be exported to the C file when this setting is checked.

Use GLib types (guint8*)

  When checked GLib datatypes like « guint8 » will be used. When unchecked, plain C datatypes will be used instead.

Use macros instead of a struct

  When checked, macros will be used to define the image data. When unchecked, a struct will be used instead.

Use 1-bit Run-Length-Encoding

  When checked, the image data will be encoded using Run-Length-Encoding compression. A function macro called

      GIMP_IMAGE_RUN_LENGTH_DECODE

  will be added to the source file that can be used to decode the image data.

Save alpha channel (RGBA/RGB)

  When checked, the image data will include the alpha channel.

Save as RGB565 (16-bit)

  When checked, the image data will be saved in 16-bit RGB565 format, using only two bytes instead of three to store the image data.

Opacité

  This slider allows you to set the opacity of the image data.

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