.bmp to ASCII art converter C/C++ script

Publisher review:
.bmp to ASCII art converter converts a 24-bit .bmp image into ASCII art. Looks really cool. Converts a 24-bit .bmp image into ASCII art. Looks really cool. Compile and run. Have a file named source.bmp in the working directory of the program. For best results, use an image that has a width divisible by 8 and is no bigger than 320 pixels in width (height does not matter). A file called art.txt will appear when the program is run. Try viewing with 5-point terminal font if you can't easily see the image. For adding shades with letters, simply add one to the array near the top and increment the MAX_SHADES macro to fit.
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Windows / Linux / BSD / Solaris

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