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-@c %%**start of header
-@setfilename libgamma.info
-@settitle libgamma
-@afourpaper
-@documentencoding UTF-8
-@documentlanguage en
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-@dircategory Library
-@direntry
-* libgamma: (libgamma).            Display server abstraction layer for gamma ramp adjustments
-@end direntry
-
-
-@copying
-Copyright @copyright{} 2014, 2015 Mattias Andr@'ee
-
-@quotation
-Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
-under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or
-any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no
-Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover
-Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled
-``GNU Free Documentation License''.
-@end quotation
-@end copying
-
-%>set -u
-%>cd src/extract
-%>export PATH=".:../../info:${PATH}"
-
-@ifnottex
-@node Top
-@top libgamma -- Display server abstraction layer for gamma ramp adjustments
-@insertcopying
-@end ifnottex
-
-@titlepage
-@title libgamma
-@subtitle Display server abstraction layer for gamma ramp adjustments
-@author by Mattias Andr@'e (maandree)
-
-@page
-@c @center `'
-@vskip 0pt plus 1filll
-@insertcopying
-@end titlepage
-
-@contents
-
-
-
-@menu
-* Overview::                        Brief overview of @command{libgamma}.
-* Jargon::                          The jargon of @command{libgamma}.
-* Compiling::                       Configuring, compiling and installing @command{libgamma}.
-* Linking::                         Linking your software to @command{libgamma}.
-* API::                             @command{libgamma}'s advanced programming interface.
-* GNU Free Documentation License::  Copying and sharing this manual.
-@end menu
-
-
-
-@node Overview
-@chapter Overview
-
-@command{libgamma} is a C library that aims to
-abstract away the display server when adjusting
-the colours curves for monitors via gamma ramps,
-and to be cross-platform.
-
-@command{libgamma} have support for the X RandR
-(Resize and Rotate) extension, the X VidMode
-extension and under Linux the Direct Rendering
-Manager which lets software work with graphics
-outside of graphical environments. Additionally
-@command{libgamma} have support for Windows
-Graphics Device Interface (Windows GDI) under
-Windows and Quartz using CoreGraphics under OS X.
-However Windows GDI and Quartz/CoreGraphics do
-not receive first-party testing on their target
-platforms but do receive first-party testing
-using a compatibility layer that translates
-the calls to RandR calls. Neither does
-@command{libgamma}, currently, receive testing
-on any of the BSD:s, it is only tested on GNU/Linux.
-
-Furthermore @command{libgamma} provides a dummy
-method that can be used to ignore adjustments
-and can be controlled from another program to
-pretend like the environment has changed. This
-can be used test how well your software handles
-such events. It can also be configured at runtime
-to use another adjustment method such as RandR.
-
-
-
-@node Jargon
-@chapter Jargon
-
-@command{libgamma} uses a small jargon,
-parts of which is loaned from X.org,
-and some is commonly used jargon.
-
-@table @asis
-@item adjustment method [libgamma]
-A combination of the display server
-and a protocol used to tell to the
-display server.
-
-@item display server [X.org]
-The program used to display graphical
-elements to the monitors. In @command{libgamma}
-we also call the non-graphical environment
-a display server.
-
-@item display [X.org]
-@itemx site [libgamma]
-An instance of a display server.
-Non-graphical environment are only
-covered by `site'.
-
-@item screen [X.org]
-A group of CRTC:s within a display.
-
-@item CRTC
-@itemx cathode ray tube controller
-Controller for the output on monitor.
-Mapping from CRTC:s to encoders is an injection.
-
-@item monitor
-The physical medium used to display
-text and graphics.
-
-@item partition [libgamma]
-Umbrella term for `screen' and
-`graphics card'.
-
-@item page [libgamma]
-The desktop workspace or virtual
-terminal that is displayed on a CRTC.
-(This jargon is not currently used,
-but is reserved for future features.)
-
-@item output [X.org]
-A connector and its encoder.
-
-@item connector
-Physical port on the graphics card where
-a monitor can be plugged in. If and only
-if the connector is disabled it does not
-have a port and does not have a CRTC.
-
-@item encoder
-Translation layer between CRTC:s and connectors.
-
-@item gamma ramp
-@itemx colour curve
-A lookup table that translates an encoded
-value for a subpixel into its output value.
-
-@item subpixel
-@itemx colour channel
-One of the three colours that makes up a pixel:
-red, green or blue.
-
-@item gamma ramp size
-@itemx gamma stops
-The number of possible values on the encoding
-axis of a gamma ramp.
-
-@end table
-
-
-
-@node Compiling
-@chapter Compiling
-
-The build @command{libgamma} you will need
-to run @command{./configure} before you
-run @command{make}. @file{./configure} is
-not a configuration script from the GNU build
-system, rather it is just a simple shell script.
-Each adjustment method needs selected, if none
-are selected no adjustment method will be compiled
-into @command{libgamma}. They can either be
-selected explicitly and independently or by
-operating system.
-
-@table @option
-@item --enable-dummy
-Enables the dummy adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-randr
-@itemx --linux
-@itemx --bsd
-Enables the X RandR extension adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-vidmode
-@itemx --linux
-@itemx --bsd
-Enables the X VidMode extension adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-drm
-@itemx --linux
-Enables the Direct Rendering Manager adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-w32gdi
-@itemx --windows
-Enables the Windows GDI adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-quartz
-@itemx --mac-os-x
-Enables the Quartz/CoreGraphics adjustment method.
-
-@item --enable-w32gdi=fake
-Enables the Windows GDI adjustment method using
-compatibility layer to either RandR or ``/dev/null''
-depending on whether RandR is enabled or not.
-
-@item --enable-quartz=fake
-Enables the Quartz/CoreGraphics adjustment method
-using a compatibility layer to either RandR or
-``/dev/null'' depending on whether RandR is
-enabled or not.
-
-@end table
-
-You may prefix anything to `bsd', for example
-@option{--freebsd} or @option{--openbsd}. Any
-prefix will be discard, but it may be a good
-idea incase there will be a difference in the
-future between the platforms.
-
-Developers of @command{libgamma} and developers
-who use @command{libgamma} for their software may
-also want to use @option{--debug} which enables
-extra checks to produce better error reports.
-Additionally @option{--debug} adds the @option{-Og -g}
-flags to the C compiler rather than @option{-Ofast}.
-Developers can also use the developer options
-instead of @option{--debug}, the adjustment and
-operating systems.
-
-@table @option
-@item --linux=developer
-@itemx --developer
-Enables all adjustment methods, with compatibility
-layers for Windows GDI and Quartz/CoreGraphics.
-Also enables @option{--debug}.
-
-@item --bsd=developer
-Enables all adjustment methods, except the Linux
-Direct Rendering Manager adjustment method, with
-compatibility layers for Windows GDI and
-Quartz/CoreGraphics.
-Also enables @option{--debug}.
-
-@item --windows=developer
-Enables the dummy adjustment method and the
-Windows GDI adjustment method.
-Also enables @option{--debug}.
-
-@item --mac-os-x=developer
-Enables the dummy adjustment method and the
-Quartz/CoreGraphics adjustment method.
-Also enables @option{--debug}.
-@end table
-
-Configuring with @option{--windows} or
-@option{--windows=developer} will also add
-configurations to the make script needed
-to compile for Windows. @option{--mac-os-x} or
-@option{--mac-os-x=developer} will do add
-configurations to the make script needed
-to compile for OS X.
-
-When you have configured @command{libgamma}
-using @command{./configure} you can compile
-the library with @command{make}. Straight up
-@command{make} without additions options
-should be all you need. But you can also use
-specify some build rules.
-
-@table @option
-@item default
-Builds the library, the test and the info manual.
-
-@item all
-Builds the library, the test and manual to all
-available formats: info, PDF, DVI, PostScript.
-
-@item lib
-Builds the library.
-
-@item test
-Builds the test, which in turns builts the library.
-
-@item doc
-Builds the manual to all available formats:
-info, PDF, DVI, PostScript.
-
-@item info
-Builds the info manual.
-
-@item pdf
-Builds the PDF manual.
-
-@item dvi
-Builds the DVI manual.
-
-@item ps
-Builds the PostScript manual.
-
-@end table
-
-You can also use @command{make clean}
-to remove all compiled files, and
-@command{make distclean} to remove
-all compiled files and the files
-generated by @command{./configure}.
-
-To install @command{libgamma} once
-it is compiled run @command{make install}
-and then @command{make uninstall} once
-you want to uninstall the library.
-When running @command{make install}
-include the option @option{DESTDIR="$@{pkgdir@}"},
-where @file{$@{pkgdir@}} is the directory
-you want the files to be installed to
-instead of @file{/}, this could for example
-be @file{/mnt} where you have mounted another
-installed operating system or a temporary
-location used by the package manager.
-This is also a set of options to specify
-how the system's file system hierarchy is
-structured.
-
-@table @option
-@item PREFIX
-The package path prefix, if you want to install
-to another root, set @option{DESTDIR} to that root.
-Defaults to @file{/usr}.
-
-@item LIB
-The library path excluding prefix.
-Defaults to @file{/lib}.
-
-@item INCLUDE
-The library header path excluding prefix.
-Defaults to @file{/include}.
-
-@item DATA
-The resource path excluding prefix.
-Defaults to @file{/share}.
-
-@item LIBDIR
-The library path including prefix.
-Defaults to @file{$(PREFIX)$(LIB)}.
-
-@item INCLUDEDIR
-The library header including prefix
-Defaults to @file{$(PREFIX)$(INCLUDE)}.
-
-@item DATADIR
-The resource path including prefix.
-Defaults to @file{$(PREFIX)$(DATA)}.
-
-@item DOCDIR
-The generic documentation path including prefix.
-Defaults to @file{$(DATADIR)/doc}.
-
-@item INFODIR
-The info manual documentation path including prefix.
-Defaults to @file{$(DATADIR)/info}.
-
-@item LICENSEDIR
-The license base path including prefix.
-Defaults to @file{$(DATADIR)/licenses}
-@end table
-
-There is also an option to specify the package name
-of the library: @option{PKGNAME}. This only affects
-the name and location of files installed into
-@option{DOCDIR}, @option{INFODIR} and @option{LICENSEDIR}.
-It does not affect the name of the library.
-
-For more control on what should be installed,
-subsitute @option{install} from @command{make install}
-for one or more of the following rules:
-
-@table @option
-@item install
-Macro for @option{install-base} and @option{install-info}.
-Installs everything but only the manual in the info format.
-@command{install-info} will not be execute the install the
-manual to the @file{dir} file for @command{info}.
-
-@item install-all
-Macro for @option{install-base} and @option{install-doc}.
-Installs everything including all available formats of the manual.
-@command{install-info} will not be execute the install the
-manual to the @file{dir} file for @command{info}.
-
-@item install-base
-Macro for @option{install-lib}, @option{install-include} and
-@option{install-copyright}.
-Installs the library, the headers files for the library
-so that you can compile other software that uses the library,
-and the copyright file and the license file.
-
-@item install-lib
-Installs the library, but not its header files.
-
-@item install-include
-Installs the library's header files but not the
-library itself.
-
-@item install-copyright
-Macro for @option{install-copying}, and @option{install-license}.
-Installs the copyright file and the license file.
-
-@item install-copying
-Installs the copyright file but not the license file.
-
-@item install-license
-Installs the license file but not the copyright file.
-
-@item install-doc
-Macro for @option{install-info}, @option{install-pdf},
-@option{install-ps} and @option{install-dvi}.
-Installs the manual in all available formats.
-@command{install-info} will not be execute the install the
-manual to the @file{dir} file for @command{info}.
-
-@item install-info
-Installs the info manual.
-@command{install-info} will not be execute the install the
-manual to the @file{dir} file for @command{info}.
-
-@item install-pdf
-Installs the PDF manual.
-
-@item install-ps
-Installs the PostScript manual.
-
-@item install-dvi
-Installs the DVI manual.
-@end table
-
-
-
-@node Linking
-@chapter Linking
-
-When compiling your program use @command{libgamma},
-you will not need to do anything for the compiling
-phase. But for the linking phase, will need to add
-the option @option{-lgamma}. Currently
-@command{libgamma}, does not provide a pkg-config file.
-
-Keep in mind that @command{libgamma} is GNU General
-Public License version 3 software for your freedom
-and for the freedom of all.
-
-
-
 @node API
 @chapter API
 
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 @code{LIBGAMMA_DEVICE_REQUIRE_GROUP} the required group
 will be printed with its numerical value and, if known,
 its name.
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-
-@node GNU Free Documentation License
-@appendix GNU Free Documentation License
-@include fdl.texinfo
-
-@bye
-