path: root/gs/base/gxdevcli.h

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/* $Id$ */
/* Definitions for device clients */

#ifndef gxdevcli_INCLUDED
#  define gxdevcli_INCLUDED

#include "std.h"		/* for FILE */
#include "stdint_.h"
#include "gscompt.h"
#include "gsdcolor.h"
#include "gsmatrix.h"
#include "gsiparam.h"		/* requires gsmatrix.h */
#include "gsrefct.h"
#include "gsropt.h"
#include "gsstruct.h"
#include "gstparam.h"
#include "gsxfont.h"
#include "gxbitmap.h"
#include "gxcindex.h"
#include "gxcvalue.h"
#include "gxfixed.h"
#include "gxtext.h"
#include "gxcmap.h"
#include "gsnamecl.h"

/* See Drivers.htm for documentation of the driver interface. */

#ifndef gx_device_DEFINED
#  define gx_device_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_device_s gx_device;
#endif

/* ---------------- Memory management ---------------- */

/*
 * NOTE: if you write code that creates device instances (either with
 * gs_copydevice or by allocating them explicitly), allocates device
 * instances as either local or static variables (actual instances, not
 * pointers to instances), or sets the target of forwarding devices, please
 * read the following documentation carefully.  The rules for doing these
 * things changed substantially in release 5.68, in a
 * non-backward-compatible way, and unfortunately we could not find a way to
 * make the compiler give an error at places that need changing.
 */

/*
 * Device instances are managed with reference counting: when the last
 * reference to a device from a graphics state or the target field of a
 * forwarding device is removed, the device is normally freed.  However,
 * some device instances are referenced in other ways (for example, from
 * objects in the PostScript interpreter, or from library client code) and
 * will be freed by the garbage collector (if any) or explicitly: they
 * should not be freed by reference counting.  These are called "retained"
 * device instances.  Every device instance remembers whether or not it is
 * retained, and an instance is freed iff its reference count is zero and it
 * is not retained.
 *
 * Normally devices are initialized as not retained.  However, devices
 * initialized by calling gx_device_init(pdev, proto, memory, false), or
 * created by gs_copydevice are marked as retained.  You can also set the
 * retention status of a device explicitly with gx_device_retain(pdev,
 * true-or-false).  Note that if you change a retained device to
 * non-retained, if there are no references to it from graphics states or
 * targets, it will be freed immediately.
 *
 * The preferred technique for creating a new device is now gs_copydevice.
 * There are a number of places in the code where memory is explicitly
 * allocated, then initialized with gx_device_init. These should gradually
 * be replaced.
 *
 * There are 3 ways that a device structure might be allocated:
 *	1) Allocated dynamically, e.g.,
 *		gx_device *pdev_new;
 *		gs_copydevice(&pdev_new, pdev_old, memory);
 *	2) Declared as a local or static variable, e.g.,
 *		gx_device devv;
 *	or
 *		const gx_device devc = ...;
 *	3) Embedded in an object allocated in one of the above ways.
 * If you allocate a device using #2 or #3, you must either mark it as
 * retained by calling gx_device_retain(pdev, true) or initialize it with a
 * NULL memory.  If you do not do this, an attempt will be made to free the
 * device, corrupting memory.  Note that when memory is NULL, the finalize
 * method of the device will not be called when it is freed, so you cannot
 * use it for cleanup.  */

/*
 * Do not set the target of a forwarding device with an assignment like
 *	fdev->target = tdev;
 * You must use the procedure
 *	gx_device_set_target(fdev, tdev);
 * Note that the first argument is a gx_device_forward *, not a gx_device *.
 *
 * We could have changed the member name "target" when this became
 * necessary, so the compiler would flag places that needed editing, but
 * there were literally hundreds of places that only read the target member
 * that we would have had to change, so we decided to leave the name alone.
 */

/* ---------------- Auxiliary types and structures ---------------- */

/* We need at least an abstract type for a graphics state, */
/* which is passed to the page device procedures. */
#ifndef gs_state_DEFINED
#  define gs_state_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_state_s gs_state;
#endif

/* We need abstract types for paths and fill/stroke parameters, */
/* for the path-oriented device procedures. */
#ifndef gx_path_DEFINED
#  define gx_path_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_path_s gx_path;
#endif
#ifndef gx_clip_path_DEFINED
#  define gx_clip_path_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_clip_path_s gx_clip_path;
#endif
#ifndef gx_fill_params_DEFINED
#  define gx_fill_params_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_fill_params_s gx_fill_params;
#endif
#ifndef gx_stroke_params_DEFINED
#  define gx_stroke_params_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_stroke_params_s gx_stroke_params;
#endif
#ifndef gs_imager_state_DEFINED
#  define gs_imager_state_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_imager_state_s gs_imager_state;
#endif
#ifndef patch_fill_state_t_DEFINED
#  define patch_fill_state_t_DEFINED
typedef struct patch_fill_state_s  patch_fill_state_t;
#endif

/* We need an abstract type for the image enumeration state, */
/* for begin[_typed]_image. */
#ifndef gx_image_enum_common_t_DEFINED
#  define gx_image_enum_common_t_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_image_enum_common_s gx_image_enum_common_t;
#endif

/* We need an abstract type for the pattern instance, */
/* for pattern_manage. */
#ifndef gs_pattern1_instance_t_DEFINED
#  define gs_pattern1_instance_t_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_pattern1_instance_s gs_pattern1_instance_t;
#endif


/* Define the type for colors passed to the higher-level procedures. */
typedef gx_device_color gx_drawing_color;

/* Define a type for telling get_alpha_bits what kind of object */
/* is being rendered. */
typedef enum {
    go_text,
    go_graphics
} graphics_object_type;

/* Define an edge of a trapezoid.  Requirement: end.y >= start.y. */
typedef struct gs_fixed_edge_s {
    gs_fixed_point start;
    gs_fixed_point end;
} gs_fixed_edge;

/* Define the parameters passed to get_bits_rectangle. */
#ifndef gs_get_bits_params_DEFINED
#  define gs_get_bits_params_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_get_bits_params_s gs_get_bits_params_t;
#endif

/* Define the structure for device color capabilities. */
typedef struct gx_device_anti_alias_info_s {
    int text_bits;		/* 1,2,4 */
    int graphics_bits;		/* ditto */
} gx_device_anti_alias_info;

typedef int32_t frac31; /* A fraction value in [-1,1]. 
    Represents a color (in [0,1]) 
    or a color difference (in [-1,1]) in shadings. */

/* Define an edge of a linear color trapezoid.  Requirement: end.y >= start.y. */
typedef struct gs_linear_color_edge_s {
    gs_fixed_point start;
    gs_fixed_point end;
    const frac31 *c0, *c1;
    fixed clip_x;
} gs_linear_color_edge;


/*
 * Possible values for the separable_and_linear flag in the
 * gx_device_color_info structure. These form an order, with lower
 * values having weaker properties.
 *
 *  GX_CINFO_SEP_LIN_UNKNOWN
 *    The properties of the color encoding are not yet known. This is
 *    always a safe default value.
 *
 *  GX_CINFO_SEP_LIN_NONE
 *    The encoding is not separable and linear. If this value is set,
 *    the device must provide an encode_color method, either directly
 *    or via map_rgb_color/map_cmyk_color methods. This setting is
 *    only legitimate for color models with 4 or fewer components.
 *
 *  GX_CINFO_SEP_LIN
 *    A separable and linear encoding has the separability and
 *    linearity properties.
 *
 *    Encodings with this property are completely characterized 
 *    by the comp_shift array. Hence, there is no need to provide
 *    an encode_color procedure for such devices, though the device
 *    creator may choose to do so for performance reasons (e.g.: when
 *     each color component is assigned a byte).
 */

typedef enum {
    GX_CINFO_UNKNOWN_SEP_LIN = -1,
    GX_CINFO_SEP_LIN_NONE = 0,
    GX_CINFO_SEP_LIN
} gx_color_enc_sep_lin_t;

/*
 * Color model component polarity. An "unknown" value has been added to
 * this enumeration.
 */
typedef enum {
    GX_CINFO_POLARITY_UNKNOWN = -1,
    GX_CINFO_POLARITY_SUBTRACTIVE = 0,
    GX_CINFO_POLARITY_ADDITIVE
} gx_color_polarity_t;

/*
 * Enumerator to indicate if a color model will support overprint mode.
 *
 * Only "DeviceCMYK" color space support this option, but we interpret
 * this designation some broadly: a DeviceCMYK color model is any sub-
 * tractive color model that provides the components Cyan, Magenta,
 * Yellow, and Black, and maps the DeviceCMYK space directly to these
 * components. This includes DeviceCMYK color models with spot colors,
 * and DeviceN color models that support the requisite components (the
 * latter may vary from Adobe's implementations; this is not easily
 * tested).
 *
 * In principle this parameter could be a boolean set at initialization
 * time. Primarily for historical reasons, the determination of whether
 * or not a color model supports overprint is delayed until this
 * information is required, hence the use of an enumeration with an
 * "unknown" setting.
 */
typedef enum {
    GX_CINFO_OPMODE_UNKNOWN = -1,
    GX_CINFO_OPMODE_NOT = 0,
    GX_CINFO_OPMODE
} gx_cm_opmode_t;

/* component index value used to indicate no color component.  */
#define GX_CINFO_COMP_NO_INDEX 0xff

/*
 * Additional possible value for cinfo.gray_index, to indicate which
 * component, if any, qualifies as the "gray" component.
 */
#define GX_CINFO_COMP_INDEX_UNKNOWN 0xfe

/*
 * The enlarged color model information structure: Some of the
 * information that was implicit in the component number in
 * the earlier conventions (component names, polarity, mapping
 * functions) are now explicitly provided.
 *
 * Also included is some information regarding the encoding of
 * color information into gx_color_index. Some of this information
 * was previously gathered indirectly from the mapping
 * functions in the existing code, specifically to speed up the
 * halftoned color rendering operator (see
 * gx_dc_ht_colored_fill_rectangle in gxcht.c). The information
 * is now provided explicitly because such optimizations are
 * more critical when the number of color components is large.
 *
 * Note: no pointers have been added to this structure, so there
 *       is no requirement for a structure descriptor.
 */
typedef struct gx_device_color_info_s {

    /*
     * max_components is the maximum number of components for all
     * color models supported by this device. This does not include
     * any alpha components.
     */
    int max_components;

    /*
     * The number of color components. This does not include any
     * alpha-channel information, which may be integrated into
     * the gx_color_index but is otherwise passed as a separate
     * component.
     */
    int num_components;

    /*
     * Polarity of the components of the color space, either
     * additive or subtractive. This is used to interpret transfer
     * functions and halftone threshold arrays. Possible values
     * are GX_CM_POLARITY_ADDITIVE or GX_CM_POLARITY_SUBTRACTIVE
     */
    gx_color_polarity_t polarity;

    /*
     * The number of bits of gx_color_index actually used. 
     * This must be <= arch_sizeof_color_index, which is usually 64.
     */
    byte depth;

    /*
     * Index of the gray color component, if any. The max_gray and
     * dither_gray values apply to this component only; all other
     * components use the max_color and dither_color values.
     * 
     * Note:  This field refers to a 'gray' colorant because of the
     * past use of the max_gray/color and dither_grays/colors fields.
     * Prior to 8.00, the 'gray' values were used for monochrome
     * devices and the 'color' values for RGB and CMYK devices.
     * Ideally we would like to have the flexibiiity of allowing
     * different numbers of intensity levels for each colorant.
     * However this is not compatible with the pre 8.00 devices.
     * With post 8.00 devices, we can have two different numbers of
     * intensity levels.  For one colorant (which is specified by
     * the gray_index) we will use the max_gray/dither_grays values.
     * The remaining colorants will use the max_color/dither_colors
     * values.  The colorant which is specified by the gray_index
     * value does not have to be gray or black.  For example if we
     * have an RGB device and we want 32 intensity levels for red and
     * blue and 64 levels for green, then we can set gray_index to
     * 1 (the green colorant), set max_gray to 63 and dither_grays to
     * 64, and set max_color to 31 and dither_colors to 32.
     *
     * This will be GX_CINFO_COMP_NO_INDEX if there is no 'gray' 
     * component.
     */
    byte gray_index;

    /*
     * max_gray and max_color are the number of distinct native
     * intensity levels, less 1, for the 'gray' and all other color
     * components, respectively. For nearly all current devices
     * that support both 'gray' and non-'gray' components, the two
     * parameters have the same value.  (See comment for gray_index.)
     *
     * dither_grays and dither_colors are the number of intensity
     * levels between which halftoning can occur, for the 'gra'y and
     * all other color components, respectively. This is
     * essentially redundant information: in all reasonable cases,
     * dither_grays = max_gray + 1 and dither_colors = max_color + 1.
     * These parameters are, however, extensively used in the
     * current code, and thus have been retained.
     *
     * Note that the non-'gray' values may now be relevant even if
     * num_components == 1. This simplifies the handling of devices
     * with configurable color models which may be set for a single
     * non-'gray' color model.
     */
    uint max_gray;		/* # of distinct color levels -1 */
    uint max_color;

    uint dither_grays;
    uint dither_colors;

    /*
     * Information to control super-sampling of objects to support
     * anti-aliasing.
     */
    gx_device_anti_alias_info anti_alias;

    /*
     * Flag to indicate if gx_color_index for this device may be divided
     * into individual fields for each component. This is almost always
     * the case for printers, and is the case for most modern displays
     * as well. When this is the case, halftoning may be performed
     * separately for each component, which greatly simplifies processing
     * when the number of color components is large.
     *
     * If the gx_color_index is separable in this manner, the comp_shift
     * array provides the location of the low-order bit for each
     * component. This may be filled in by the client, but need not be.
     * If it is not provided, it will be calculated based on the values
     * in the max_gray and max_color fields as follows:
     *
     *     comp_shift[num_components - 1] = 0,
     *     comp_shift[i] = comp_shift[i + 1]
     *                      + ( i == gray_index ? ceil(log2(max_gray + 1))
     *                                          : ceil(log2(max_color + 1)) )
     *
     * The comp_mask and comp_bits fields should be left empty by the client.
     * They will be filled in during initialization using the following
     * mechanism:
     *
     *     comp_bits[i] = ( i == gray_index ? ceil(log2(max_gray + 1))
     *                                      : ceil(log2(max_color + 1)) )
     *
     *     comp_mask[i] = (((gx_color_index)1 << comp_bits[i]) - 1)
     *                       << comp_shift[i]
     *
     * (For current devices, it is almost always the case that
     * max_gray == max_color, if the color model contains both gray and
     * non-gray components.)
     *
     * If separable_and_linear is not set, the data in the other fields
     * is unpredictable and should be ignored.
     */
    gx_color_enc_sep_lin_t separable_and_linear;
    byte                   comp_shift[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
    byte                   comp_bits[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
    gx_color_index         comp_mask[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];

    /*
     * Pointer to name for the process color model.
     */
    const char * cm_name;

    /*
     * Indicate if overprint mode is supported. This is only supported
     * for color models that have "DeviceCMYK" like behaivor: they support
     * the cyan, magenta, yellow, and black color components, and map the
     * components of a DeviceCMYK color space directly to these compoents.
     * Most such color spaces will have the name DeviceCMYK, but it is
     * also possible for DeviceN color models this behavior.
     *
     * If opmode has the value GX_CINFO_OPMODE, the process_comps will
     * be a bit mask, with the (1 << i) bit set if i'th component is the
     * cyan, magenta, yellow, or black component and black_component will
     * be set to the index of a black component.
     */
    gx_cm_opmode_t opmode;
    gx_color_index process_comps;
    int black_component;
} gx_device_color_info;

/* NB encoding flag ignored */
#define dci_extended_alpha_values(mcmp, nc, p, d, gi, mg, \
		        mc, dg, dc, ta, ga, sl, cn)   \
    {mcmp /* max components */, \
     nc /* number components */, \
     p /* polarity */, \
     d /* depth */, \
     gi /* gray index */, \
     mg /* max gray */, \
     mc /* max color */, \
     dg /* dither grays */, \
     dc /* dither colors */, \
     { ta, ga } /* antialias info text, graphics */, \
     sl /* separable_and_linear */, \
     { 0 } /* component shift */, \
     { 0 } /* component bits */, \
     { 0 } /* component mask */, \
     cn /* process color name */,\
     GX_CINFO_OPMODE_UNKNOWN /* opmode */,\
     0 /* process_cmps */ }

/*
 * The "has color" macro requires a slightly different definition
 * with the more general color models.
 */
#define gx_device_has_color(dev)                           \
   ( (dev)->color_info.num_components > 1 ||                \
     (dev)->color_info.gray_index == GX_CINFO_COMP_NO_INDEX )


/* parameter initialization macros for backwards compatibility */

/*
 * These macros are needed to define values for fields added when
 * DeviceN compatibility was added.  Previously the graphics
 * library and the much of the device code examined the number of
 * components and assume that 1 --> DeviceGray, 3-->DeviceRGB,
 * and 4--> DeviceCMYK.  Since the old device code does not
 * specify a color model, these macros make the same assumption.
 * This assumption is incorrect for a DeviceN device and thus
 * the following macros should not be used.  The previously
 * defined macros should be used for new devices.
 */

#define dci_std_cm_name(nc)                 \
    ( (nc) == 1 ? "DeviceGray"              \
                : ((nc) == 3 ? "DeviceRGB"  \
                             : "DeviceCMYK") )

#define dci_std_polarity(nc)                    \
    ( (nc) >= 4 ? GX_CINFO_POLARITY_SUBTRACTIVE \
                : GX_CINFO_POLARITY_ADDITIVE )

      /*
       * Get the default gray_index value, based on the number of color
       * components. Note that this must be consistent with the index
       * implicitly used by the get_color_comp_index method and the
       * procedures in the structure returned by the
       * get_color_mapping_procs method.
       */
#define dci_std_gray_index(nc)    \
    ((nc) == 3 ? GX_CINFO_COMP_NO_INDEX : (nc) - 1)

#define dci_alpha_values(nc, depth, mg, mc, dg, dc, ta, ga) \
    dci_extended_alpha_values(nc, nc,			    \
                              dci_std_polarity(nc),         \
                              depth,                        \
                              dci_std_gray_index(nc),       \
                              mg, mc, dg, dc, ta, ga,       \
                              GX_CINFO_UNKNOWN_SEP_LIN,     \
			      dci_std_cm_name(nc) )


/*
 * Determine the depth corresponding to a color_bits specification.
 * Note that color_bits == 0 ==> depth == 0; surprisingly this
 * case is used.
*/
#define dci_std_color_depth(color_bits)   \
    ((color_bits) == 1 ? 1 : ((color_bits) + 7) & ~7)

/*
 * Determine the number of components corresponding to a color_bits
 * specification. A device is monochrome only if it is bi-level;
 * the 4 and 8 bit cases are handled as mapped color displays (for
 * compatibility with existing code). The peculiar color_bits = 0
 * case is considered monochrome, for no apparent reason.
 */
#define dci_std_color_num_components(color_bits)      \
    ( (color_bits) <= 1 ? 1                           \
                      : ((color_bits) % 3 == 0 ||     \
                         (color_bits) == 4     ||     \
                         (color_bits) == 8       ) ? 3 : 4 )

/*
 * The number of bits assigned to the gray/black color component,
 * assuming there is such a component. The underlying assumption
 * is that any extra bits are assigned to this component.
 */
#define dci_std_gray_bits(nc, color_bits)    \
    ((color_bits) - ((nc) - 1) * ((color_bits) / (nc)))

/*
 * The number of bits assigned to a color component. The underlying
 * assumptions are that there is a gray component if nc != 3, and
 * that the gray component uses any extra bits.
 */
#define dci_std_color_bits(nc, color_bits)                        \
    ( (nc) == 3                                                   \
        ? (color_bits) / (nc)                                     \
        : ( (nc) == 1                                             \
              ? 0                                                 \
              : ((color_bits) - dci_std_gray_bits(nc, color_bits))\
                     / ((nc) == 1 ? (1) : (nc) - 1) ) )

/*
 * Determine the max_gray and max_color values based on the number
 * of components and the color_bits value. See the comments above
 * for information on the underlying assumptions.
 */
#define dci_std_color_max_gray(nc, color_bits)            \
    ( (nc) == 3                                           \
        ? 0                                               \
        : (1 << dci_std_gray_bits(nc, color_bits)) - 1 ) 

#define dci_std_color_max_color(nc, color_bits)               \
    ( (nc) == 1                                               \
        ? 0                                                   \
        : (1 << dci_std_color_bits(nc, color_bits)) - 1 )


/*
 * Define a color model based strictly on the number of bits
 * available for color representation. Please note, this is only
 * intended to work for a limited set of devices.
 */
#define dci_std_color_(nc, color_bits)                        \
    dci_values( nc,                                           \
                dci_std_color_depth(color_bits),              \
                dci_std_color_max_gray(nc, color_bits),       \
                dci_std_color_max_color(nc, color_bits),      \
                dci_std_color_max_gray(nc, color_bits) + 1,   \
                dci_std_color_max_color(nc, color_bits) + 1 )

#define dci_std_color(color_bits)                             \
    dci_std_color_( dci_std_color_num_components(color_bits), \
                    color_bits )

#define dci_values(nc,depth,mg,mc,dg,dc)\
  dci_alpha_values(nc, depth, mg, mc, dg, dc, 1, 1)
#define dci_black_and_white dci_std_color(1)
#define dci_black_and_white_() dci_black_and_white
#define dci_color(depth,maxv,dither)\
  dci_values(3, depth, maxv, maxv, dither, dither)

/*
 * Macro to access the name of the process color model.
 */
#define get_process_color_model_name(dev) \
    ((dev)->color_info.cm_name)


/* Structure for device procedures. */
typedef struct gx_device_procs_s gx_device_procs;

/* Structure for page device procedures. */
/* Note that these take the graphics state as a parameter. */
typedef struct gx_page_device_procs_s {

#define dev_page_proc_install(proc)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev, gs_state *pgs)
    dev_page_proc_install((*install));

#define dev_page_proc_begin_page(proc)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev, gs_state *pgs)
    dev_page_proc_begin_page((*begin_page));

#define dev_page_proc_end_page(proc)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev, int reason, gs_state *pgs)
    dev_page_proc_end_page((*end_page));

} gx_page_device_procs;

/* Default procedures */
dev_page_proc_install(gx_default_install);
dev_page_proc_begin_page(gx_default_begin_page);
dev_page_proc_end_page(gx_default_end_page);

/* ----------- A stroked gradient recognizer data ----------*/

/* This structure is associated with a device for 
   internal needs of the graphics library.
   The main purpose is to suppress stroke adjustment 
   when painting a gradient as a set of parallel strokes.
   Such gradients still come from some obsolete 3d party software.
   See bug 687974,
 */

typedef struct gx_stroked_gradient_recognizer_s {
    bool stroke_stored;
    gs_fixed_point orig[4], adjusted[4]; /* from, to, width, vector. */
} gx_stroked_gradient_recognizer_t;

/* ---------------- Device structure ---------------- */

/*
 * Define the generic device structure.  The device procedures can
 * have two different configurations:
 * 
 *      - Statically initialized devices predating release 2.8.1
 *      set the static_procs pointer to point to a separate procedure record,
 *      and do not initialize procs.
 *
 *      - Statically initialized devices starting with release 2.8.1,
 *      and all dynamically created device instances,
 *      set the static_procs pointer to 0, and initialize procs.
 *
 * The gx_device_set_procs procedure converts the first of these to
 * the second, which is what all client code starting in 2.8.1 expects
 * (using the procs record, not the static_procs pointer, to call the
 * driver procedures).
 *
 * The choice of the name Margins (rather than, say, HWOffset), and the
 * specification in terms of a default device resolution rather than
 * 1/72" units, are due to Adobe.
 *
 * ****** NOTE: If you define any subclasses of gx_device, you *must* define
 * ****** the finalization procedure as gx_device_finalize.  Finalization
 * ****** procedures are not automatically inherited.
 */
typedef struct gx_device_cached_colors_s {
    gx_color_index black, white;
} gx_device_cached_colors_t;
#define gx_device_common\
	int params_size;		/* OBSOLETE if stype != 0: */\
					/* size of this structure */\
	const gx_device_procs *static_procs;	/* OBSOLETE */\
					/* pointer to procs */\
	const char *dname;		/* the device name */\
	gs_memory_t *memory;		/* (0 iff static prototype) */\
	gs_memory_type_ptr_t stype;	/* memory manager structure type, */\
					/* may be 0 if static prototype */\
	bool stype_is_dynamic;		/* if true, free the stype when */\
					/* freeing the device */\
	void (*finalize)(gx_device *);  /* finalization to execute */\
					/* before closing device, if any */\
	rc_header rc;			/* reference count from gstates */\
					/* and targets, +1 if retained */\
	bool retained;			/* true if retained */\
	bool is_open;			/* true if device has been opened */\
	int max_fill_band;		/* limit on band size for fill, */\
					/* must be 0 or a power of 2 */\
					/* (see gdevabuf.c for more info) */\
	gx_device_color_info color_info;	/* color information */\
	gx_device_cached_colors_t cached_colors;\
	int width;			/* width in pixels */\
	int height;			/* height in pixels */\
        int LeadingEdge;                /* see below */\
	float MediaSize[2];		/* media dimensions in points */\
	float ImagingBBox[4];		/* imageable region in points */\
	  bool ImagingBBox_set;\
	float HWResolution[2];		/* resolution, dots per inch */\
	float MarginsHWResolution[2];	/* resolution for Margins */\
	float Margins[2];		/* offset of physical page corner */\
					/* from device coordinate (0,0), */\
					/* in units given by MarginsHWResolution */\
	float HWMargins[4];		/* margins around imageable area, */\
					/* in default user units ("points") */\
	long PageCount;			/* number of pages written */\
	long ShowpageCount;		/* number of calls on showpage */\
	int NumCopies;\
	  bool NumCopies_set;\
	bool IgnoreNumCopies;		/* if true, force num_copies = 1 */\
	bool UseCIEColor;		/* for PS LL3 */\
	bool LockSafetyParams;		/* If true, prevent unsafe changes */\
	long band_offset_x;		/* offsets of clist band base to (mem device) buffer */\
	long band_offset_y;		/* for rendering that is phase sensitive (wtsimdi) */\
	gx_stroked_gradient_recognizer_t sgr;\
	gx_page_device_procs page_procs;	/* must be last */\
		/* end of std_device_body */\
	gx_device_procs procs	/* object procedures */

#define LEADINGEDGE_MASK 3
#define LEADINGEDGE_SET_MASK (1 << 2)
#define LEADINGEDGE_REQ_BIT (1 << 3)
#define LEADINGEDGE_REQ_VAL_SHIFT 4
#define LEADINGEDGE_REQ_VAL (LEADINGEDGE_MASK << LEADINGEDGE_REQ_VAL_SHIFT)
/*
 * The lower two bits of LeadingEdge correspond to the pagedevice
 * parameter of the same name. The next bit (hex value 4) is set if
 * the LeadingEdge was set explicitly by the user using setpagedevice.
 * Otherwise, the value is the default as determined by the device (or
 * zero if the device has no logic for setting LeadingEdge based on
 * other parameters (such as %MediaSource). This field replaces the
 * earlier TrayOrientation, which had a similar purpose but was not
 * compatible with the PostScript spec.
 */

/*
 * Note: x/y_pixels_per_inch are here only for backward compatibility.
 * They should not be used in new code.
 */
#define x_pixels_per_inch HWResolution[0]
#define y_pixels_per_inch HWResolution[1]
#define offset_margin_values(x, y, left, bot, right, top)\
  {x, y}, {left, bot, right, top}
#define margin_values(left, bot, right, top)\
  offset_margin_values(0, 0, left, bot, right, top)
#define no_margins margin_values(0, 0, 0, 0)
#define no_margins_() no_margins
/* Define macros that give the page offset ("Margins") in inches. */
#define dev_x_offset(dev) ((dev)->Margins[0] / (dev)->MarginsHWResolution[0])
#define dev_y_offset(dev) ((dev)->Margins[1] / (dev)->MarginsHWResolution[1])
#define dev_y_offset_points(dev) (dev_y_offset(dev) * 72.0)
/* Note that left/right/top/bottom are defined relative to */
/* the physical paper, not the coordinate system. */
/* For backward compatibility, we define macros that give */
/* the margins in inches. */
#define dev_l_margin(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[0] / 72.0)
#define dev_b_margin(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[1] / 72.0)
#define dev_b_margin_points(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[1])
#define dev_r_margin(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[2] / 72.0)
#define dev_t_margin(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[3] / 72.0)
#define dev_t_margin_points(dev) ((dev)->HWMargins[3])
/* The extra () are to prevent premature expansion. */
#define open_init_closed() 0 /*false*/, 0	/* max_fill_band */
#define open_init_open() 1 /*true*/, 0	/* max_fill_band */
/* Accessors for device procedures */
#define dev_proc(dev, p) ((dev)->procs.p)
#define set_dev_proc(dev, p, proc) ((dev)->procs.p = (proc))
#define fill_dev_proc(dev, p, dproc)\
  if ( dev_proc(dev, p) == 0 ) set_dev_proc(dev, p, dproc)
#define assign_dev_procs(todev, fromdev)\
  ((todev)->procs = (fromdev)->procs)

/* ---------------- Device procedures ---------------- */

/* Define an opaque type for parameter lists. */
#ifndef gs_param_list_DEFINED
#  define gs_param_list_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_param_list_s gs_param_list;
#endif

/*
 * Definition of device procedures.
 * Note that the gx_device * argument is not declared const,
 * because many drivers maintain dynamic state in the device structure.
 * Note also that the structure is defined as a template, so that
 * we can instantiate it with device subclasses.
 * Because C doesn't have real templates, we must do this with macros.
 */

/* Define macros for declaring device procedures. */

#define dev_t_proc_open_device(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_open_device(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_open_device(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_get_initial_matrix(proc, dev_t)\
  void proc(dev_t *dev, gs_matrix *pmat)
#define dev_proc_get_initial_matrix(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_initial_matrix(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_sync_output(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_sync_output(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_sync_output(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_output_page(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, int num_copies, int flush)
#define dev_proc_output_page(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_output_page(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_close_device(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_close_device(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_close_device(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_map_rgb_color(proc, dev_t)\
  gx_color_index proc(dev_t *dev, const gx_color_value cv[])
#define dev_proc_map_rgb_color(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_map_rgb_color(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_color_index color, gx_color_value rgb[3])
#define dev_proc_map_color_rgb(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height, gx_color_index color)
#define dev_proc_fill_rectangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_tile_rectangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gx_tile_bitmap *tile, int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    gx_color_index color0, gx_color_index color1,\
    int phase_x, int phase_y)
#define dev_proc_tile_rectangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_tile_rectangle(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_copy_mono(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const byte *data, int data_x, int raster, gx_bitmap_id id,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    gx_color_index color0, gx_color_index color1)
#define dev_proc_copy_mono(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_copy_mono(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_copy_color(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const byte *data, int data_x, int raster, gx_bitmap_id id,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height)
#define dev_proc_copy_color(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_copy_color(proc, gx_device)

		/* OBSOLETED in release 3.66 */

#define dev_t_proc_draw_line(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    int x0, int y0, int x1, int y1, gx_color_index color)
#define dev_proc_draw_line(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_draw_line(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.4 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_bits(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    int y, byte *data, byte **actual_data)
#define dev_proc_get_bits(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_bits(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.4, changed in 2.8, */
		/* renamed in 2.9.6 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_params(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, gs_param_list *plist)
#define dev_proc_get_params(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_params(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_put_params(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, gs_param_list *plist)
#define dev_proc_put_params(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_put_params(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.6 */

#define dev_t_proc_map_cmyk_color(proc, dev_t)\
  gx_color_index proc(dev_t *dev, const gx_color_value cv[])
#define dev_proc_map_cmyk_color(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_map_cmyk_color(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_get_xfont_procs(proc, dev_t)\
  const gx_xfont_procs *proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_get_xfont_procs(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_xfont_procs(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.6.1 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_xfont_device(proc, dev_t)\
  gx_device *proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_get_xfont_device(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_xfont_device(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.7.1 */

#define dev_t_proc_map_rgb_alpha_color(proc, dev_t)\
  gx_color_index proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_color_value red, gx_color_value green, gx_color_value blue,\
    gx_color_value alpha)
#define dev_proc_map_rgb_alpha_color(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_map_rgb_alpha_color(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 2.8.1 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_page_device(proc, dev_t)\
  gx_device *proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_get_page_device(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_page_device(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.20, OBSOLETED in 5.65 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_alpha_bits(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, graphics_object_type type)
#define dev_proc_get_alpha_bits(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_alpha_bits(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.20 */

#define dev_t_proc_copy_alpha(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const byte *data, int data_x,\
    int raster, gx_bitmap_id id, int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    gx_color_index color, int depth)
#define dev_proc_copy_alpha(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_copy_alpha(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.38 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_band(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, int y, int *band_start)
#define dev_proc_get_band(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_band(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.44 */

#define dev_t_proc_copy_rop(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const byte *sdata, int sourcex, uint sraster, gx_bitmap_id id,\
    const gx_color_index *scolors,\
    const gx_tile_bitmap *texture, const gx_color_index *tcolors,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    int phase_x, int phase_y, gs_logical_operation_t lop)
#define dev_proc_copy_rop(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_copy_rop(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.60, changed in 3.68. */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_path(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gs_imager_state *pis, gx_path *ppath,\
    const gx_fill_params *params,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, const gx_clip_path *pcpath)
#define dev_proc_fill_path(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_path(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_stroke_path(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gs_imager_state *pis, gx_path *ppath,\
    const gx_stroke_params *params,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, const gx_clip_path *pcpath)
#define dev_proc_stroke_path(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_stroke_path(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.60 */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_mask(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const byte *data, int data_x, int raster, gx_bitmap_id id,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, int depth,\
    gs_logical_operation_t lop, const gx_clip_path *pcpath)
#define dev_proc_fill_mask(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_mask(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.66, changed in 3.69 */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_trapezoid(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gs_fixed_edge *left, const gs_fixed_edge *right,\
    fixed ybot, fixed ytop, bool swap_axes,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, gs_logical_operation_t lop)
#define dev_proc_fill_trapezoid(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_trapezoid(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_fill_parallelogram(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    fixed px, fixed py, fixed ax, fixed ay, fixed bx, fixed by,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, gs_logical_operation_t lop)
#define dev_proc_fill_parallelogram(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_parallelogram(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_fill_triangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    fixed px, fixed py, fixed ax, fixed ay, fixed bx, fixed by,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, gs_logical_operation_t lop)
#define dev_proc_fill_triangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_triangle(proc, gx_device)

		/* adjustx and adjusty were added in 8.71 to get around a
		 * problem with PCL (Bug 691030). In the fullness of time
		 * hopefully PCL can be fixed to not need them and they can
		 * be removed again. */

#define dev_t_proc_draw_thin_line(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    fixed fx0, fixed fy0, fixed fx1, fixed fy1,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, gs_logical_operation_t lop,\
    fixed adjustx, fixed adjusty)
#define dev_proc_draw_thin_line(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_draw_thin_line(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.66 (as stubs); */
		/* changed in 3.68; */
		/* begin_image and image_data changed in 4.30, */
		/* begin_image changed in 5.23. */

#define dev_t_proc_begin_image(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gs_imager_state *pis, const gs_image_t *pim,\
    gs_image_format_t format, const gs_int_rect *prect,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, const gx_clip_path *pcpath,\
    gs_memory_t *memory, gx_image_enum_common_t **pinfo)
#define dev_proc_begin_image(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_begin_image(proc, gx_device)

		/* OBSOLETED in release 5.23 */

#define dev_t_proc_image_data(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_image_enum_common_t *info, const byte **planes, int data_x,\
    uint raster, int height)
#define dev_proc_image_data(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_image_data(proc, gx_device)

		/* OBSOLETED in release 5.23 */

#define dev_t_proc_end_image(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_image_enum_common_t *info, bool draw_last)
#define dev_proc_end_image(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_end_image(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 3.68 */

#define dev_t_proc_strip_tile_rectangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gx_strip_bitmap *tiles, int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    gx_color_index color0, gx_color_index color1,\
    int phase_x, int phase_y)
#define dev_proc_strip_tile_rectangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_strip_tile_rectangle(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_strip_copy_rop(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const byte *sdata, int sourcex, uint sraster, gx_bitmap_id id,\
    const gx_color_index *scolors,\
    const gx_strip_bitmap *textures, const gx_color_index *tcolors,\
    int x, int y, int width, int height,\
    int phase_x, int phase_y, gs_logical_operation_t lop)
#define dev_proc_strip_copy_rop(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_strip_copy_rop(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 4.20 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_clipping_box(proc, dev_t)\
  void proc(dev_t *dev, gs_fixed_rect *pbox)
#define dev_proc_get_clipping_box(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_clipping_box(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 5.20, changed in 5.23 */

#define dev_t_proc_begin_typed_image(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    const gs_imager_state *pis, const gs_matrix *pmat,\
    const gs_image_common_t *pim, const gs_int_rect *prect,\
    const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, const gx_clip_path *pcpath,\
    gs_memory_t *memory, gx_image_enum_common_t **pinfo)
#define dev_proc_begin_typed_image(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_begin_typed_image(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 5.20 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_bits_rectangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_int_rect *prect,\
    gs_get_bits_params_t *params, gs_int_rect **unread)
#define dev_proc_get_bits_rectangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_bits_rectangle(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb_alpha(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_color_index color, gx_color_value rgba[4])
#define dev_proc_map_color_rgb_alpha(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb_alpha(proc, gx_device)

#define dev_t_proc_create_compositor(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev,\
    gx_device **pcdev, const gs_composite_t *pcte,\
    gs_imager_state *pis, gs_memory_t *memory)
#define dev_proc_create_compositor(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_create_compositor(proc, gx_device)\

		/* Added in release 5.23 */

#define dev_t_proc_get_hardware_params(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, gs_param_list *plist)
#define dev_proc_get_hardware_params(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_get_hardware_params(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 5.24 */

     /* ... text_begin ... see gxtext.h for definition */

		/* Added in release 6.23 */

#define dev_t_proc_finish_copydevice(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gx_device *from_dev)
#define dev_proc_finish_copydevice(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_finish_copydevice(proc, gx_device)

		/* Added in release 6.61 (raph) */


/*
  This area of the transparency facilities is in flux.  Here is a proposal
  for extending the driver interface.
*/

/*
  Push the current transparency state (*ppts) onto the associated stack,
  and set *ppts to a new transparency state of the given dimension.  The
  transparency state may copy some or all of the imager state, such as the
  current alpha and/or transparency mask values, and definitely copies the
  parameters.
*/
#define dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_group(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    const gs_transparency_group_params_t *ptgp,\
    const gs_rect *pbbox,\
    gs_imager_state *pis,\
    gs_transparency_state_t **ppts,\
    gs_memory_t *mem)
#define dev_proc_begin_transparency_group(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_group(proc, gx_device)

/*
  End a transparency group: blend the top element of the transparency
  stack, which must be a group, into the next-to-top element, popping the
  stack.  If the stack only had a single element, blend into the device
  output.  Set *ppts to 0 iff the stack is now empty.  If end_group fails,
  the stack is *not* popped.
*/
#define dev_t_proc_end_transparency_group(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    gs_imager_state *pis,\
    gs_transparency_state_t **ppts)
#define dev_proc_end_transparency_group(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_end_transparency_group(proc, gx_device)

/*
  Push the transparency state and prepare to render a transparency mask.
  This is similar to begin_transparency_group except that it only
  accumulates coverage values, not full pixel values.
*/
#define dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_mask(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    const gx_transparency_mask_params_t *ptmp,\
    const gs_rect *pbbox,\
    gs_imager_state *pis,\
    gs_transparency_state_t **ppts,\
    gs_memory_t *mem)
#define dev_proc_begin_transparency_mask(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_mask(proc, gx_device)

/*
  Store a pointer to the rendered transparency mask into *pptm, popping the
  stack like end_group.  Normally, the client will follow this by using
  rc_assign to store the rendered mask into pis->{opacity,shape}.mask.  If
  end_mask fails, the stack is *not* popped.
*/
#define dev_t_proc_end_transparency_mask(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    gs_imager_state *pis,\
    gs_transparency_mask_t **pptm)
#define dev_proc_end_transparency_mask(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_end_transparency_mask(proc, gx_device)

/*
  Pop the transparency stack, discarding the top element, which may be
  either a group or a mask.  Set *ppts to 0 iff the stack is now empty.
*/
#define dev_t_proc_discard_transparency_layer(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    gs_transparency_state_t **ppts)
#define dev_proc_discard_transparency_layer(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_discard_transparency_layer(proc, gx_device)

     /* (end of transparency driver interface extensions) */

     /* (start of DeviceN color support) */
/*
 * The following macros are defined in gxcmap.h
 *
 * dev_t_proc_get_color_mapping_procs
 * dev_proc_get_color_mapping_procs
 * dev_t_proc_get_color_comp_index
 * dev_proc_get_color_comp_index
 * dev_t_proc_encode_color
 * dev_proc_encode_color
 * dev_t_proc_decode_color
 * dev_proc_decode_color
 */
     /* (end of DeviceN color support) */

/*
  Pattern management for high level devices.
  Now we need it for PatternType 1 only.
  Return codes :
  1 - the device handles high level patterns.
  0 - the device needs low level pattern tiles.
  <0 - error.
*/

		/* High level device support. */

typedef enum {
    pattern_manage__can_accum,
    pattern_manage__start_accum,
    pattern_manage__finish_accum,
    pattern_manage__load,
    pattern_manage__shading_area,
    pattern_manage__is_cpath_accum,
    pattern_manage__shfill_doesnt_need_path,
    pattern_manage__handles_clip_path
} pattern_manage_t;

#define dev_t_proc_pattern_manage(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *pdev, gx_bitmap_id id,\
		gs_pattern1_instance_t *pinst, pattern_manage_t function)
#define dev_proc_pattern_manage(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_pattern_manage(proc, gx_device)

/*
  Fill rectangle with a high level color.
  Return rangecheck, if the device can't handle the high level color.

  The graphics library calls this function with degenerate (widths=0) 
  rectangles, to know whether the device can handle a rectangle with 
  the high level color. The device should skip such rectangles returning 
  a proper code.

  Currently this function is used with gs_rectfill and gs_fillpage only.
  In future it should be called while decomposing other objects.
*/

#define dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle_hl_color(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_fixed_rect *rect, \
	const gs_imager_state *pis, const gx_drawing_color *pdcolor, \
	const gx_clip_path *pcpath)
#define dev_proc_fill_rectangle_hl_color(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle_hl_color(proc, gx_device)

/*
  Include a color space into the output.
  This function is used to include DefaultGray, DefaultRGB, 
  DefaultCMYK into PDF, PS, EPS output.
  Low level devices should ignore this call.
*/

#define dev_t_proc_include_color_space(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, gs_color_space *cspace, const byte *res_name, int name_length)
#define dev_proc_include_color_space(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_include_color_space(proc, gx_device)

		/* Shading support. */

typedef struct gs_fill_attributes_s {
      const gs_fixed_rect *clip;
      bool swap_axes;
      const gx_device_halftone *ht; /* Reserved for possible use in future. */
      gs_logical_operation_t lop; /* Reserved for possible use in future. */
      fixed ystart, yend; /* Only for X-independent gradients. Base coordinates of the gradient. */
      patch_fill_state_t *pfs; /* For gx_fill_triangle_small. Clients must not change. */
} gs_fill_attributes;

/* Fill a linear color scanline. */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_scanline(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_fill_attributes *fa,\
	int i, int j, int w, /* scanline coordinates and width */\
	const frac31 *c0, /* initial color for the pixel (i,j), the integer part */\
	const int32_t *c0_f, /* initial color for the pixel (i,j), the fraction part numerator */\
	const int32_t *cg_num, /* color gradient numerator */\
	int32_t cg_den /* color gradient denominator */)
#define dev_proc_fill_linear_color_scanline(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_scanline(proc, gx_device)

/* Fill a linear color trapezoid. */
/* The server assumes a strongly linear color, 
   i.e. it can ignore any of c0, c1, c2, c3. */
/* [p0 : p1] - left edge, from bottom to top.
   [p2 : p3] - right edge, from bottom to top.
   The filled area is within Y-spans of both edges. */
/* Either (c0 and c1) or (c2 and c3) may be NULL.
   In this case the color doesn't depend on X (on Y if fa->swap_axes).
   In this case the base coordinates for the color gradient
   may be unequal to p0, p1, p2, p3, and must be provided/taken
   in/from fa->ystart, fa->yend. 
   The return value 0 is not allowed in this case. */
/* Return values : 
  1 - success;
  0 - Too big. The area isn't filled. The client must decompose the area.
  <0 - error.
 */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_trapezoid(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_fill_attributes *fa,\
	const gs_fixed_point *p0, const gs_fixed_point *p1,\
	const gs_fixed_point *p2, const gs_fixed_point *p3,\
	const frac31 *c0, const frac31 *c1,\
	const frac31 *c2, const frac31 *c3)
#define dev_proc_fill_linear_color_trapezoid(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_trapezoid(proc, gx_device)

/* Fill a linear color triangle. */
/* Return values : 
  1 - success;
  0 - Too big. The area isn't filled. The client must decompose the area.
  <0 - error.
 */

#define dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_triangle(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_fill_attributes *fa,\
	const gs_fixed_point *p0, const gs_fixed_point *p1,\
	const gs_fixed_point *p2,\
	const frac31 *c0, const frac31 *c1, const frac31 *c2)
#define dev_proc_fill_linear_color_triangle(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_triangle(proc, gx_device)

/*
 * Update the equivalent colors for spot colors in a color space.  The default
 * procedure does nothing.  However this routine provides a method for devices
 * to determine an equivalent color for a spot color.  See comments at the
 * start of src/gsequivc.c.
 */
#define dev_t_proc_update_spot_equivalent_colors(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(dev_t *dev, const gs_state * pgs)
#define dev_proc_update_spot_equivalent_colors(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_update_spot_equivalent_colors(proc, gx_device)

/*
 * return a pointer to the devn_params section of a device.  Return NULL
 * if this field is not present within the device.
 */
#ifndef gs_devn_params_DEFINED
#define gs_devn_params_DEFINED
typedef struct gs_devn_params_s gs_devn_params;
#endif

#define dev_t_proc_ret_devn_params(proc, dev_t)\
  gs_devn_params * proc(dev_t *dev)
#define dev_proc_ret_devn_params(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_ret_devn_params(proc, gx_device)

/*
 * Erase page.
 */

#define dev_t_proc_fillpage(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev, gs_imager_state * pis, gx_device_color *pdevc)
#define dev_proc_fillpage(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_fillpage(proc, gx_device)


#define dev_t_proc_push_transparency_state(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    gs_imager_state *pis)
#define dev_proc_push_transparency_state(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_push_transparency_state(proc, gx_device)


#define dev_t_proc_pop_transparency_state(proc, dev_t)\
  int proc(gx_device *dev,\
    gs_imager_state *pis)
#define dev_proc_pop_transparency_state(proc)\
  dev_t_proc_pop_transparency_state(proc, gx_device)

/* Define the device procedure vector template proper. */

#define gx_device_proc_struct(dev_t)\
{	dev_t_proc_open_device((*open_device), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_initial_matrix((*get_initial_matrix), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_sync_output((*sync_output), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_output_page((*output_page), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_close_device((*close_device), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_map_rgb_color((*map_rgb_color), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb((*map_color_rgb), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle((*fill_rectangle), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_tile_rectangle((*tile_rectangle), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_copy_mono((*copy_mono), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_copy_color((*copy_color), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_draw_line((*obsolete_draw_line), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_bits((*get_bits), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_params((*get_params), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_put_params((*put_params), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_map_cmyk_color((*map_cmyk_color), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_xfont_procs((*get_xfont_procs), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_xfont_device((*get_xfont_device), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_map_rgb_alpha_color((*map_rgb_alpha_color), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_page_device((*get_page_device), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_alpha_bits((*get_alpha_bits), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_copy_alpha((*copy_alpha), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_band((*get_band), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_copy_rop((*copy_rop), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_path((*fill_path), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_stroke_path((*stroke_path), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_mask((*fill_mask), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_trapezoid((*fill_trapezoid), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_parallelogram((*fill_parallelogram), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_fill_triangle((*fill_triangle), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_draw_thin_line((*draw_thin_line), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_begin_image((*begin_image), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_image_data((*image_data), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_end_image((*end_image), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_strip_tile_rectangle((*strip_tile_rectangle), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_strip_copy_rop((*strip_copy_rop), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_clipping_box((*get_clipping_box), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_begin_typed_image((*begin_typed_image), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_bits_rectangle((*get_bits_rectangle), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_map_color_rgb_alpha((*map_color_rgb_alpha), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_create_compositor((*create_compositor), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_hardware_params((*get_hardware_params), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_text_begin((*text_begin), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_finish_copydevice((*finish_copydevice), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_group((*begin_transparency_group), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_end_transparency_group((*end_transparency_group), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_begin_transparency_mask((*begin_transparency_mask), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_end_transparency_mask((*end_transparency_mask), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_discard_transparency_layer((*discard_transparency_layer), dev_t);\
	dev_t_proc_get_color_mapping_procs((*get_color_mapping_procs), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_get_color_comp_index((*get_color_comp_index), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_encode_color((*encode_color), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_decode_color((*decode_color), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_pattern_manage((*pattern_manage), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_fill_rectangle_hl_color((*fill_rectangle_hl_color), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_include_color_space((*include_color_space), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_scanline((*fill_linear_color_scanline), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_trapezoid((*fill_linear_color_trapezoid), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_fill_linear_color_triangle((*fill_linear_color_triangle), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_update_spot_equivalent_colors((*update_spot_equivalent_colors), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_ret_devn_params((*ret_devn_params), dev_t); \
	dev_t_proc_fillpage((*fillpage), dev_t); \
        dev_t_proc_push_transparency_state((*push_transparency_state), dev_t); \
        dev_t_proc_pop_transparency_state((*pop_transparency_state), dev_t); \
}

/*
 * Provide procedures for passing image data.  image_data and end_image
 * are the equivalents of the obsolete driver procedures.  image_plane_data
 * was originally planned as a driver procedure, but is now associated with
 * the image enumerator, like the other two.
 */

typedef struct gx_image_plane_s {
    const byte *data;
    int data_x;
    uint raster;
} gx_image_plane_t;

#define gx_device_begin_image(dev, pis, pim, format, prect, pdcolor, pcpath, memory, pinfo)\
  ((*dev_proc(dev, begin_image))\
   (dev, pis, pim, format, prect, pdcolor, pcpath, memory, pinfo))
#define gx_device_begin_typed_image(dev, pis, pmat, pim, prect, pdcolor, pcpath, memory, pinfo)\
  ((*dev_proc(dev, begin_typed_image))\
   (dev, pis, pmat, pim, prect, pdcolor, pcpath, memory, pinfo))

/*
 * The driver-like procedures gx_device_{image_data, image_plane_data,
 * end_image} are now DEPRECATED and will eventually be removed.
 * Their replacements no longer take an ignored dev argument.
 */
int gx_image_data(gx_image_enum_common_t *info, const byte **planes,
		  int data_x, uint raster, int height);
/*
 * Solely for backward compatibility, gx_image_plane_data doesn't return
 * rows_used.
 */
int gx_image_plane_data(gx_image_enum_common_t *info,
			const gx_image_plane_t *planes, int height);
int gx_image_plane_data_rows(gx_image_enum_common_t *info,
			     const gx_image_plane_t *planes, int height,
			     int *rows_used);
int gx_image_flush(gx_image_enum_common_t *info);
bool gx_image_planes_wanted(const gx_image_enum_common_t *info, byte *wanted);
int gx_image_end(gx_image_enum_common_t *info, bool draw_last);

#define gx_device_image_data(dev, info, planes, data_x, raster, height)\
  gx_image_data(info, planes, data_x, raster, height)
#define gx_device_image_plane_data(dev, info, planes, height)\
  gx_image_plane_data(info, planes, height)
#define gx_device_end_image(dev, info, draw_last)\
  gx_image_end(info, draw_last)

/*
 * Get the anti-aliasing parameters for a device.  This replaces the
 * obsolete get_alpha_bits device procedure.
 */
#define gx_device_get_alpha_bits(dev, type)\
  gx_default_get_alpha_bits(dev, type)

/* A generic device procedure record. */
struct gx_device_procs_s gx_device_proc_struct(gx_device);

/*
 * Define unaligned analogues of the copy_xxx procedures.
 * These are slower than the standard procedures, which require
 * aligned bitmaps, and also are not portable to non-byte-addressed machines.
 *
 * We allow both unaligned data and unaligned scan line widths;
 * however, we do require that both of these be aligned modulo the largest
 * power of 2 bytes that divides the data depth, i.e.:
 *      depth   alignment
 *      <= 8    1
 *      16      2
 *      24      1
 *      32      4
 */
dev_proc_copy_mono(gx_copy_mono_unaligned);
dev_proc_copy_color(gx_copy_color_unaligned);
dev_proc_copy_alpha(gx_copy_alpha_unaligned);

/* A generic device */
struct gx_device_s {
    gx_device_common;
};

extern_st(st_device);
struct_proc_finalize(gx_device_finalize);	/* public for subclasses */
/* We use vacuous enum/reloc procedures, rather than 0, so that */
/* gx_device can have subclasses. */
#define public_st_device()	/* in gsdevice.c */\
  gs_public_st_complex_only(st_device, gx_device, "gx_device",\
    0, gs_no_struct_enum_ptrs, gs_no_struct_reloc_ptrs, gx_device_finalize)
#define st_device_max_ptrs 0

/* Enumerate or relocate a pointer to a device. */
/* These take the containing space into account properly. */
gx_device *gx_device_enum_ptr(gx_device *);
gx_device *gx_device_reloc_ptr(gx_device *, gc_state_t *);

/* Define typedefs for some of the device procedures, because */
/* ansi2knr can't handle dev_proc_xxx((*xxx)) in a formal argument list. */
typedef dev_proc_map_rgb_color((*dev_proc_map_rgb_color_t));
typedef dev_proc_map_color_rgb((*dev_proc_map_color_rgb_t));

/*
 * A forwarding device forwards all non-display operations, and possibly
 * some imaging operations (possibly transformed in some way), to another
 * device called the "target".  This is used for many different purposes
 * internally, including clipping, banding, image and pattern accumulation,
 * compositing, halftoning, and the null device.
 */
#define gx_device_forward_common\
	gx_device_common;\
	gx_device *target
/* A generic forwarding device. */
typedef struct gx_device_forward_s {
    gx_device_forward_common;
} gx_device_forward;

extern_st(st_device_forward);
#define public_st_device_forward()	/* in gsdevice.c */\
  gs_public_st_complex_only(st_device_forward, gx_device_forward,\
    "gx_device_forward", 0, device_forward_enum_ptrs,\
    device_forward_reloc_ptrs, gx_device_finalize)
#define st_device_forward_max_ptrs (st_device_max_ptrs + 1)

/* A null device.  This is used to temporarily disable output. */
#ifndef gx_device_null_DEFINED
#  define gx_device_null_DEFINED
typedef struct gx_device_null_s gx_device_null;
#endif
struct gx_device_null_s {
    gx_device_forward_common;
};
extern const gx_device_null gs_null_device;

#define gx_device_is_null(dev)\
  ((dev)->dname == gs_null_device.dname)
extern_st(st_device_null);
#define public_st_device_null()	/* in gsdevice.c */\
  gs_public_st_complex_only(st_device_null, gx_device_null,\
    "gx_device_null", 0, device_forward_enum_ptrs,\
    device_forward_reloc_ptrs, gx_device_finalize)
#define st_device_null_max_ptrs st_device_forward_max_ptrs

/*
 * Initialize a just-allocated device from a prototype.  If internal =
 * false, the device is marked retained; if internal = true, the device is
 * not marked retained.  See the beginning of this file for more information
 * about what this means.  Normally, devices created for temporary use have
 * internal = true (retained = false).
 */
void gx_device_init(gx_device * dev, const gx_device * proto,
		    gs_memory_t * mem, bool internal);

/* Make a null device. */
/* The gs_memory_t argument is 0 if the device is temporary and local, */
/* or the allocator that was used to allocate it if it is a real object. */
void gs_make_null_device(gx_device_null *dev_null, gx_device *target,
			 gs_memory_t *mem);
/* Is a null device ? */
bool gs_is_null_device(gx_device *dev);

/* Set the target of a (forwarding) device. */
void gx_device_set_target(gx_device_forward *fdev, gx_device *target);

/* Mark a device as retained or not retained. */
void gx_device_retain(gx_device *dev, bool retained);

/* Calculate the raster (number of bytes in a scan line), */
/* with byte or word padding. */
uint gx_device_raster(const gx_device * dev, bool pad_to_word);

/* Adjust the resolution for devices that only have a fixed set of */
/* geometries, so that the apparent size in inches remains constant. */
/* If fit=1, the resolution is adjusted so that the entire image fits; */
/* if fit=0, one dimension fits, but the other one is clipped. */
int gx_device_adjust_resolution(gx_device * dev, int actual_width, int actual_height, int fit);

/* Set the HWMargins to values defined in inches. */
/* If move_origin is true, also reset the Margins. */
void gx_device_set_margins(gx_device * dev, const float *margins /*[4] */ ,
			   bool move_origin);

/* Set the width and height (in pixels), updating MediaSize. */
void gx_device_set_width_height(gx_device * dev, int width, int height);

/* Set the resolution (in pixels per inch), updating width and height. */
void gx_device_set_resolution(gx_device * dev, floatp x_dpi, floatp y_dpi);

/* Set the MediaSize (in 1/72" units), updating width and height. */
void gx_device_set_media_size(gx_device * dev, floatp media_width, floatp media_height);

/****** BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY ******/
#define gx_device_set_page_size(dev, w, h)\
  gx_device_set_media_size(dev, w, h)

/*
 * Temporarily install a null device, or a special device such as
 * a clipping or cache device.
 */
void gx_set_device_only(gs_state *, gx_device *);

/* Close a device. */
int gs_closedevice(gx_device *);

/* "Free" a device locally allocated on the stack, by finalizing it. */
void gx_device_free_local(gx_device *);

/* ------ Device types (an unused concept right now) ------ */

#define dev_type_proc_initialize(proc)\
  int proc(gx_device *)

typedef struct gx_device_type_s {
    gs_memory_type_ptr_t stype;
    dev_type_proc_initialize((*initialize));
} gx_device_type;

#define device_type(dtname, stype, initproc)\
static dev_type_proc_initialize(initproc);\
const gx_device_type dtname = { &stype, initproc }

/*dev_type_proc_initialize(gdev_initialize); */

#endif /* gxdevcli_INCLUDED */