    GPLap log to HOF submission convertor for Grand Prix/World Circuit
    ==================================================================

This program takes a GPLap .log file and outputs a combination of split
times, setup details, and authentication records. It was designed
specifically for making submissions to the PC Hall Of Fame easier but could
also be used for personal record keeping.

Usage is very simple. Given a log file, say "gplap.log", you say
	log2hof gplap.log -d DPG >hofentry.txt
which will produce something like this:

--- snip ---
Start of session

# Track: Imola
# 0:15.271 0:38.558 0:56.732
DPG 1:21.763 02-Aug-95 64/40:02R:25,31,37,46,55,65
 AUTH1:[03204B430100CC020CCE0423030F0208CB0744204779]
 AUTH2:[6D65720000000000000000000000000000000000AD4B]

# Track: Imola
# 0:15.348 0:36.233 0:54.815
DPG 1:15.779 12-Aug-95 64/39:14R:25,31,37,46,55,65
 AUTH1:[03201E350100CC020CCE04A0080F0208CB0744204779]
 AUTH2:[6D657200000000000000000000000000000000003C93]
--- snip ---

You should the edit all but the fastest time (or times, if more than one
track is involved) out. The result can then be sent to me as a Hall Of Fame
submission, and is in a form which means I have to expend minimal effort to
process it.

If you don't specify a DriverID ("DPG", in the example), log2hof will use
the driver name stored in the log. (For HOF submissions it's _much_ better
if you give a driver ID.)