Issue found using the latest version of Dragon Basic under Linux (Commit ID: d2ce042366068083a5fe3089873a22221fffbc26)
Using the #PALETTE directive on 24-bit BMP files causes MF to segfault. While this isn't really legal to do in DBC, MF still shouldn't segfault. Instead it should tell the user what was wrong and that #PALETTE directives arn't allowed on BMP files with a color depth of 24-bits.
Issue found using the latest version of Dragon Basic under Linux (Commit ID: d2ce042366068083a5fe3089873a22221fffbc26)
Using the #PALETTE directive on 24-bit BMP files causes MF to segfault. While this isn't really legal to do in DBC, MF still shouldn't segfault. Instead it should tell the user what was wrong and that #PALETTE directives arn't allowed on BMP files with a color depth of 24-bits.