devs.mak

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# $Id: devs.mak $
# makefile for Aladdin's device drivers.

# Define the name of this makefile.
DEVS_MAK=$(GLSRC)devs.mak

# All device drivers depend on the following:
GDEVH=$(gserrors_h) $(gx_h) $(gxdevice_h)
GDEV=$(AK) $(ECHOGS_XE) $(GDEVH)

###### --------------------------- Overview -------------------------- ######

# It is possible to build Ghostscript with an arbitrary collection of device
# drivers, although some drivers are supported only on a subset of the
# target platforms.

# The catalog in this file, devs.mak, lists all the drivers that were
# written by Aladdin, or by people working closely with Aladdin, and for
# which Aladdin is willing to take problem reports (although since
# Ghostscript is provided with NO WARRANTY and NO SUPPORT, we can't promise
# that we'll solve your problem).  Another file, contrib.mak, lists all the
# drivers contributed by other people that are distributed by Aladdin with
# Ghostscript.  Note in particular that all drivers for color inkjets and
# other non-PostScript-capable color printers are in contrib.mak.

# If you haven't configured Ghostscript before, or if you want to add a
# driver that that isn't included in the catalogs (for which you have the
# source code), we suggest you skip to the "End of catalog" below and read
# the documentation there before continuing.

###### --------------------------- Catalog -------------------------- ######

# MS-DOS displays (note: not usable with Desqview/X):
#   MS-DOS EGA and VGA:
#	ega	EGA (640x350, 16-color)
#	vga	VGA (640x480, 16-color)
#   MS-DOS SuperVGA:
# *	ali	SuperVGA using Avance Logic Inc. chipset, 256-color modes
# *	atiw	ATI Wonder SuperVGA, 256-color modes
# *	cirr	SuperVGA using Cirrus Logic CL-GD54XX chips, 256-color modes
# *	s3vga	SuperVGA using S3 86C911 chip (e.g., Diamond Stealth board)
#	svga16	Generic SuperVGA in 800x600, 16-color mode
# *	tseng	SuperVGA using Tseng Labs ET3000/4000 chips, 256-color modes
# *	tvga	SuperVGA using Trident chipset, 256-color modes
#   ****** NOTE: The vesa device does not work with the Watcom (32-bit MS-DOS)
#   ****** compiler or executable.
#	vesa	SuperVGA with VESA standard API driver
# Other displays:
#   MS Windows:
#	mswindll  Microsoft Windows 3.1 DLL  [MS Windows only]
#	mswinprn  Microsoft Windows 3.0, 3.1 DDB printer  [MS Windows only]
#	mswinpr2  Microsoft Windows 3.0, 3.1 DIB printer  [MS Windows only]
#   OS/2:
# *	os2pm	OS/2 Presentation Manager   [OS/2 only]
# *	os2dll	OS/2 DLL bitmap             [OS/2 only]
# *	os2prn	OS/2 printer                [OS/2 only]
#   Unix and VMS:
#   ****** NOTE: For direct frame buffer addressing under SCO Unix or Xenix,
#   ****** edit the definition of EGAVGA below.
# *	lvga256  Linux vgalib, 256-color VGA modes  [Linux only]
# +	vgalib	Linux PC with VGALIB   [Linux only]
#	x11	X Windows version 11, release >=4   [Unix and VMS only]
#	x11alpha  X Windows masquerading as a device with alpha capability
#	x11cmyk  X Windows masquerading as a 1-bit-per-plane CMYK device
#	x11cmyk2  X Windows as a 2-bit-per-plane CMYK device
#	x11cmyk4  X Windows as a 4-bit-per-plane CMYK device
#	x11cmyk8  X Windows as an 8-bit-per-plane CMYK device
#	x11gray2  X Windows as a 2-bit gray-scale device
#	x11gray4  X Windows as a 4-bit gray-scale device
#	x11mono  X Windows masquerading as a black-and-white device
# Printers:
# *	cljet5	H-P Color LaserJet 5/5M
# +	deskjet  H-P DeskJet and DeskJet Plus
#	djet500  H-P DeskJet 500; use -r600 for DJ 600 series
# +	laserjet  H-P LaserJet
# +	ljet2p	H-P LaserJet IId/IIp/III* with TIFF compression
# +	ljet3	H-P LaserJet III* with Delta Row compression
# +	ljet3d	H-P LaserJet IIID with duplex capability
# +	ljet4	H-P LaserJet 4 (defaults to 600 dpi)
# +	ljetplus  H-P LaserJet Plus
#	lj5mono  H-P LaserJet 5 & 6 family (PCL XL), bitmap:
#		see below for restrictions & advice
#	lj5gray  H-P LaserJet 5 & 6 family, gray-scale bitmap;
#		see below for restrictions & advice
# *	lp2563	H-P 2563B line printer
# *	oce9050  OCE 9050 printer
#	(pxlmono) H-P black-and-white PCL XL printers (LaserJet 5 and 6 family)
#	(pxlcolor) H-P color PCL XL printers (none available yet)
# Fax file format:
#   ****** NOTE: all of these drivers adjust the page size to match
#   ****** one of the three CCITT standard sizes (U.S. letter with A4 width,
#   ****** A4, or B4).
#	faxg3	Group 3 fax, with EOLs but no header or EOD
#	faxg32d  Group 3 2-D fax, with EOLs but no header or EOD
#	faxg4	Group 4 fax, with EOLs but no header or EOD
#	tiffcrle  TIFF "CCITT RLE 1-dim" (= Group 3 fax with no EOLs)
#	tiffg3	TIFF Group 3 fax (with EOLs)
#	tiffg32d  TIFF Group 3 2-D fax
#	tiffg4	TIFF Group 4 fax
# High-level file formats:
#	epswrite  EPS output (like PostScript Distillery)
#	pdfwrite  PDF output (like Adobe Acrobat Distiller)
#	pswrite  PostScript output (like PostScript Distillery)
#	pxlmono  Black-and-white PCL XL
#	pxlcolor  Color PCL XL
# Other raster file formats and devices:
#	bit	Plain bits, monochrome
#	bitrgb	Plain bits, RGB
#	bitcmyk  Plain bits, CMYK
#	bmpmono	Monochrome MS Windows .BMP file format
#	bmp16	4-bit (EGA/VGA) .BMP file format
#	bmp256	8-bit (256-color) .BMP file format
#	bmp16m	24-bit .BMP file format
#	cgmmono  Monochrome (black-and-white) CGM -- LOW LEVEL OUTPUT ONLY
#	cgm8	8-bit (256-color) CGM -- DITTO
#	cgm24	24-bit color CGM -- DITTO
#	jpeg	JPEG format, RGB output
#	jpeggray  JPEG format, gray output
#	miff24	ImageMagick MIFF format, 24-bit direct color, RLE compressed
#	pcxmono	PCX file format, monochrome (1-bit black and white)
#	pcxgray	PCX file format, 8-bit gray scale
#	pcx16	PCX file format, 4-bit planar (EGA/VGA) color
#	pcx256	PCX file format, 8-bit chunky color
#	pcx24b	PCX file format, 24-bit color (3 8-bit planes)
#	pcxcmyk PCX file format, 4-bit chunky CMYK color
#	pbm	Portable Bitmap (plain format)
#	pbmraw	Portable Bitmap (raw format)
#	pgm	Portable Graymap (plain format)
#	pgmraw	Portable Graymap (raw format)
#	pgnm	Portable Graymap (plain format), optimizing to PBM if possible
#	pgnmraw	Portable Graymap (raw format), optimizing to PBM if possible
#	pnm	Portable Pixmap (plain format) (RGB), optimizing to PGM or PBM
#		 if possible
#	pnmraw	Portable Pixmap (raw format) (RGB), optimizing to PGM or PBM
#		 if possible
#	ppm	Portable Pixmap (plain format) (RGB)
#	ppmraw	Portable Pixmap (raw format) (RGB)
#	pkm	Portable inKmap (plain format) (4-bit CMYK => RGB)
#	pkmraw	Portable inKmap (raw format) (4-bit CMYK => RGB)
# *	plan9bm  Plan 9 bitmap format
#	pngmono	Monochrome Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
#	pnggray	8-bit gray Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
#	png16	4-bit color Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
#	png256	8-bit color Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
#	png16m	24-bit color Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
#	psmono	PostScript (Level 1) monochrome image
#	psgray	PostScript (Level 1) 8-bit gray image
#	psrgb	PostScript (Level 2) 24-bit color image
#	tiff12nc  TIFF 12-bit RGB, no compression
#	tiff24nc  TIFF 24-bit RGB, no compression (NeXT standard format)
#	tifflzw  TIFF LZW (tag = 5) (monochrome)
#	tiffpack  TIFF PackBits (tag = 32773) (monochrome)

# Note that MS Windows-specific drivers are defined in msdevs.mak, not here,
# because they have special compilation requirements that require defining
# parameter macros not relevant to other platforms; the OS/2-specific
# drivers are there too, because they share some definitions.

# User-contributed drivers marked with * require hardware or software
# that is not available to Aladdin Enterprises.  Please contact the
# original contributors, not Aladdin Enterprises, if you have questions.
# Contact information appears in the driver entry below.
#
# Drivers marked with a + are maintained by Aladdin Enterprises with
# the assistance of users, since Aladdin Enterprises doesn't have access to
# the hardware for these either.

# If you add drivers, it would be nice if you kept each list
# in alphabetical order.

###### ----------------------- End of catalog ----------------------- ######

# As noted in gs.mak, DEVICE_DEVS and DEVICE_DEVS1..15 select the devices
# that should be included in a given configuration.  By convention, these
# are used as follows.  Each of these must be limited to about 10 devices
# so as not to overflow the 120 character limit on MS-DOS command lines.
#	DEVICE_DEVS - the default device, and any display devices.
#	DEVICE_DEVS1 - additional display devices if needed.
#	DEVICE_DEVS2 - dot matrix printers.
#	DEVICE_DEVS3 - H-P monochrome printers.
#	DEVICE_DEVS4 - H-P color printers.
#	DEVICE_DEVS5 - additional H-P printers if needed.
#	DEVICE_DEVS6 - other ink-jet and laser printers.
#	DEVICE_DEVS7 - fax file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS8 - PCX file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS9 - PBM/PGM/PPM file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS10 - black-and-white TIFF file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS11 - BMP and color TIFF file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS12 - PostScript image and 'bit' file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS13 - PNG file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS14 - CGM, JPEG, and MIFF file formats.
#	DEVICE_DEVS15 - high-level (PostScript and PDF) file formats.
# Feel free to disregard this convention if it gets in your way.

# If you want to add a new device driver, the examples below should be
# enough of a guide to the correct form for the makefile rules.
# Note that all drivers other than displays must include page.dev in their
# dependencies and use $(SETPDEV) rather than $(SETDEV) in their rule bodies.

# "Printer" drivers depend on the following:
PDEVH=$(AK) $(gdevprn_h)

# Define the header files for device drivers.  Every header file used by
# more than one device driver family must be listed here.
gdev8bcm_h=$(GLSRC)gdev8bcm.h
gdevpccm_h=$(GLSRC)gdevpccm.h
gdevpcfb_h=$(GLSRC)gdevpcfb.h $(dos__h)
gdevpcl_h=$(GLSRC)gdevpcl.h
gdevsvga_h=$(GLSRC)gdevsvga.h

###### ----------------------- Device support ----------------------- ######

# Implement dynamic color management for 8-bit mapped color displays.
$(GLOBJ)gdev8bcm.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdev8bcm.c $(AK)\
 $(gx_h) $(gxdevice_h) $(gdev8bcm_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdev8bcm.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdev8bcm.c

# PC display color mapping
$(GLOBJ)gdevpccm.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevpccm.c $(AK)\
 $(gx_h) $(gsmatrix_h) $(gxdevice_h) $(gdevpccm_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevpccm.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevpccm.c

###### ------------------- MS-DOS display devices ------------------- ######

# There are really only three drivers: an EGA/VGA driver (4 bit-planes,
# plane-addressed), a SuperVGA driver (8 bit-planes, byte addressed),
# and a special driver for the S3 chip.

### ----------------------- EGA and VGA displays ----------------------- ###

# The shared MS-DOS makefile defines PCFBASM as either gdevegaa.$(OBJ)
# or an empty string.

$(GLOBJ)gdevegaa.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevegaa.asm
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevegaa.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevegaa.c

# NOTE: for direct frame buffer addressing under SCO Unix or Xenix,
# change gdevevga to gdevsco in the following line.  Also, since
# SCO's /bin/as does not support the "out" instructions, you must build
# the gnu assembler and have it on your path as "as".
EGAVGA=$(GLOBJ)gdevevga.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpcfb.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpccm.$(OBJ) $(PCFBASM)
#EGAVGA=$(GLOBJ)gdevsco.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpcfb.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpccm.$(OBJ) $(PCFBASM)

#**************** $(CCD) gdevevga.c
$(GLOBJ)gdevevga.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevevga.c $(GDEV) $(memory__h) $(gdevpcfb_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevevga.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevevga.c

$(GLOBJ)gdevsco.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevsco.c $(GDEV) $(memory__h) $(gdevpcfb_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevsco.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevsco.c

# Common code for MS-DOS and SCO.
#**************** $(CCD) gdevpcfb.c
$(GLOBJ)gdevpcfb.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevpcfb.c $(GDEV) $(memory__h) $(gconfigv_h)\
 $(gdevpccm_h) $(gdevpcfb_h) $(gsparam_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevpcfb.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevpcfb.c

# The EGA/VGA family includes EGA and VGA.  Many SuperVGAs in 800x600,
# 16-color mode can share the same code; see the next section below.
ega.dev: $(EGAVGA)
	$(SETDEV) ega $(EGAVGA)

vga.dev: $(EGAVGA)
	$(SETDEV) vga $(EGAVGA)

### ------------------------- SuperVGA displays ------------------------ ###

# SuperVGA displays in 16-color, 800x600 mode are really just slightly
# glorified VGA's, so we can handle them all with a single driver.
# The way to select them on the command line is with
#	-sDEVICE=svga16 -dDisplayMode=NNN
# where NNN is the display mode in decimal.  See Use.htm for the modes
# for some popular display chipsets.

svga16.dev: $(EGAVGA)
	$(SETDEV) svga16 $(EGAVGA)

# More capable SuperVGAs have a wide variety of slightly differing
# interfaces, so we need a separate driver for each one.

SVGA=$(GLOBJ)gdevsvga.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpccm.$(OBJ) $(PCFBASM)

#**************** $(CCD) gdevsvga.c
$(GLOBJ)gdevsvga.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevsvga.c $(GDEV) $(memory__h) $(gconfigv_h)\
 $(gsparam_h) $(gxarith_h) $(gdevpccm_h) $(gdevpcfb_h) $(gdevsvga_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevsvga.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevsvga.c

# The SuperVGA family includes: Avance Logic Inc., ATI Wonder, S3,
# Trident, Tseng ET3000/4000, and VESA.

ali.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) ali $(SVGA)

atiw.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) atiw $(SVGA)

cirr.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) cirr $(SVGA)

tseng.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) tseng $(SVGA)

tvga.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) tvga $(SVGA)

vesa.dev: $(SVGA)
	$(SETDEV) vesa $(SVGA)

# The S3 driver doesn't share much code with the others.

s3vga_=$(GLOBJ)gdevs3ga.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevsvga.$(OBJ) $(GLOBJ)gdevpccm.$(OBJ)
s3vga.dev: $(SVGA) $(s3vga_)
	$(SETDEV) s3vga $(SVGA)
	$(ADDMOD) s3vga -obj $(s3vga_)

#**************** $(CCD) gdevs3ga.c
$(GLOBJ)gdevs3ga.$(OBJ): $(GLSRC)gdevs3ga.c $(GDEV) $(gdevpcfb_h) $(gdevsvga_h)
	$(GLCC) $(GLO_)gdevs3ga.$(OBJ) $(C_) $(GLSRC)gdevs3ga.c

###### ----------------------- Other displays ------------------------ ######

### ---------------------- Linux PC with vgalib ------------------------- ###
### Note: these drivers were contributed by users.                        ###
### For questions about the lvga256 driver, please contact                ###
###       Ludger Kunz ([e-mail]).                     ###
### For questions about the vgalib driver, please contact                 ###
###       Erik Talvola ([e-mail]).                          ###