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  This software is provided AS-IS with no warranty, either express or
  implied.

  This software is distributed under license and may not be copied,
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  For more information about licensing, please refer to
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  San Rafael, CA  94903, U.S.A., +1(415)492-9861.
*/

/* $Id: gdevlxm.c,v 1.5 2004/08/10 13:02:36 stefan Exp $*/
/*
 * Lexmark 5700 ink-jet printer driver for Ghostscript
 *
 * defines the lxm5700m device for printing in black-and-white at 1200 dpi
 * doesn't handle color or any other resolution.
 * Native resolution appears to be 600 x 1200, but print bands are overlapped.
 *
 * I use the command
 * gs -sOutputFile=/dev/lp0 -sDevice=lxm5700m -dHeadSeparation=15 file.ps
 *
 * where HeadSeparation varies from print-cartridge to print-cartridge and
 * 16 (the default) usually works fine.
 *
 *   Stephen Taylor  setaylor@ma.ultranet.com  staylor@cs.wpi.edu
 */

#include "gdevprn.h"
#include "gsparams.h"

/* The procedure descriptors */
/* declare functions */
private dev_proc_print_page(lxm5700m_print_page);
private dev_proc_get_params(lxm_get_params);
private dev_proc_put_params(lxm_put_params);

/* set up dispatch table.  I follow gdevdjet in using gdev_prn_output_page */
static const gx_device_procs lxm5700m_procs =
    prn_params_procs(gdev_prn_open, gdev_prn_output_page, gdev_prn_close,
                     lxm_get_params, lxm_put_params);

/* The device descriptors */

/* define a subclass with useful state in it. */
typedef struct lxm_device_s { /* a sub-class of gx_device_printer */
    gx_device_common;
    gx_prn_device_common;
    int headSeparation;
} lxm_device;

/* Standard lxm5700m device */
lxm_device far_data gs_lxm5700m_device = {
    prn_device_std_body(lxm_device, lxm5700m_procs, "lxm5700m",
	DEFAULT_WIDTH_10THS, DEFAULT_HEIGHT_10THS,
	600, 600,	/* x dpi, y dpi */
	0.2, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0,			/* margins */
	1, lxm5700m_print_page),
    16   /* default headSeparation value */
};

/* I don't know the whole protocol for the printer, but let me tell
 * you about the fraction I use.
 * Each page begins with a header, which I describe as init1, init2, init3 --
 *  (I separate them, because I've seen output in which those sections
 *   seemed to appear independently, but I've deleted the only code I
 *   had that actually used them separately.)
 * Then there are a number of swipe commands, each of which describes one
 * swipe of the printhead.  Each swipe command begins with a fixed
 * header, which gives the number of bytes in the command,
 * left and right margins,
 * a vertical offset, some noise characters I don't know the meaning of,
 * and the table of bits.  The bits are given one column at a time, using a
 * simple compression scheme: a directory, consisting of two bytes, tells
 * which sixteen-bit intervals of the 208-bit column contain 1-bits; then
 * the appropriate number of sixteen-bit bit-maps follow.  (A zero-bit in the
 * directory indicates that a bitmap for that sector follows.) In the worst case,
 * this scheme would be bigger than the uncompressed bitmap, but it seems to
 * usually save 80-90%.  The biggest complication of the bitmap scheme is this:
 * There are two print-heads on the black cartridge, and they are 16 pixels
 * (or headSeparation) apart.  Odd columns of the swipe address one printhead,
 * and even columns the other.  On the following swipe, the printheads
 * addressed by even and odd columns are reversed.  I think the printheads might be
 * staggered, but the output I've seen staggers things in software;
 * adjacent vertical bits on the same head are not addressed; the missing
 * bits are written in by the second head when it passes (16 columns later.)
 * In my code, I call the state of addressing one head or the other "direction".
 * Originally I thought that the printhead was writing on both leftward and
 * rightward motion, and that which head was addressed by odd columns changed
 * accordingly.  I'm no longer sure this is true, but the head addressed by the
 * even columns does alternate with each swipe.
 */
/*
 * various output shorthands
 */

#define init1() \
	top(), \
	0xA5,0, 3, 0x40,4,5, \
	0xA5,0, 3, 0x40,4,6, \
	0xA5,0, 3, 0x40,4,7, \
	0xA5,0, 3, 0x40,4,8, \
	0xA5,0, 4, 0x40,0xe0,0x0b, 3

#define init2() \
	0xA5,0, 11, 0x40,0xe0,0x41, 0,0,0,0,0,0,0, 2, \
	0xA5,0, 6, 0x40, 5, 0,0,0x80,0 \

#define init3()  \
	0x1b,'*', 7,0x73,0x30, \
	0x1b,'*', 'm', 0, 0x14, 3, 0x84, 2, 0, 1, 0xf4, \
	0x1b,'*', 7,0x63, \
	0x1b,'*', 'm', 0, 0x42,  0, 0, \
	0xA5,0, 5, 0x40,0xe0,0x80, 8, 7, \
	0x1b,'*', 'm', 0, 0x40, 0x15, 7, 0x0f, 0x0f  \

#define top()  \
	0xA5,0, 6, 0x40, 3,3,0xc0,0x0f,0x0f \

#define fin()  \
	0x1b,'*', 7, 0x65 \


#define outByte(b) putc(b, prn_stream)

#define RIGHTWARD 0
#define LEFTWARD 1
/* number of pixels between even columns in output and odd ones*/
/* #define headSeparation 16 */
/* overlap between successive swipes of the print head */
#define overLap 104
/* height of printhead in pixels */
#define swipeHeight 208
/* number of shorts described by each column directory */
#define directorySize 13

/* ------ Driver procedures ------ */


/* Send the page to the printer. */
private int
lxm5700m_print_page(gx_device_printer *pdev, FILE *prn_stream)
{
    int lnum,minX, maxX, i, l, highestX, leastX, extent;
    int direction = RIGHTWARD;
    int lastY = 0;

    int line_size = gdev_mem_bytes_per_scan_line((gx_device *)pdev);
    /* Note that in_size is a multiple of 8. */
    int in_size = line_size * (swipeHeight);
    int swipeBuf_size = in_size;
    byte *buf1 = (byte *)gs_malloc(pdev->memory, in_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(buf1)");
    byte *swipeBuf =
	(byte *)gs_malloc(pdev->memory, swipeBuf_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(swipeBuf)");
    byte *in = buf1;

    /* Check allocations */
    if ( buf1 == 0 || swipeBuf == 0 ) {
	if ( buf1 )
quit_ignomiously: /* and a goto into an if statement is pretty ignomious! */
	gs_free(pdev->memory, (char *)buf1, in_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(buf1)");
	if ( swipeBuf )
	    gs_free(pdev->memory, (char *)swipeBuf, swipeBuf_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(swipeBuf)");
	return_error(gs_error_VMerror);
    }

    {	/* Initialize the printer and reset the margins. */
	static const char init_string[] = {
	    init1(),
	    init2(),
	    init3()
	};
	fwrite(init_string, 1, sizeof(init_string), prn_stream);
    }
    /* Print lines of graphics */
    for (lnum=0; lnum < pdev->height-swipeHeight ; ) { /* increment in body */
	byte *in_data;
	register byte *outp;
	int lcnt;

	{	/* test for blank scan lines.  We  maintain the */
	    /* loop invariant lnum <pdev->height, but modify lnum */
	    int l;

	    for (l=lnum; l<pdev->height; l++) {
		/* Copy 1 scan line and test for all zero. */
		gdev_prn_get_bits(pdev, l, in, &in_data);
		if ( in_data[0] != 0 ||
		     memcmp((char *)in_data, (char *)in_data + 1, line_size - 1)
		     ) {
		    break;
		}
	    }/* end for l */

	    /* now l is the next non-blank scan line */
	    if (l >= pdev->height) {/* if there are no more bits on this page */
		lnum = l;
		break;			/* end the loop and eject the page*/
	    }

	    /* leave room for following swipe to reinforce these bits */
	    if (l-lnum > overLap) lnum = l - overLap;

	    /* if the first non-blank near bottom of page */
	    if (lnum >=pdev->height - swipeHeight) {
		/* don't move the printhead over empty air*/
		lnum = pdev->height - swipeHeight;
	    }
	}


	/* Copy the the scan lines. */
	lcnt = gdev_prn_copy_scan_lines(pdev, lnum, in, in_size);
	if ( lcnt < swipeHeight ) {
	    /* Pad with lines of zeros. */
	    memset(in + lcnt * line_size, 0,
		   in_size - lcnt * line_size);
	}

	/* compute right and left margin for this swipe */
	minX = line_size;
	maxX = 0;
	for (l=0; l<swipeHeight; l++) {/* for each line of swipe */
	    for (i=0; i<minX; i++) {/* look for left-most non-zero byte*/
		if (in[l*line_size+i] !=0) {
		    minX = i;
		    break;
		}
	    }
	    for (i=line_size-1; i>=maxX; i--) {/* look for right-most */
		if (in[l*line_size+i] !=0) {
		    maxX = i;
		    break;
		}
	    }
	}
	minX = (minX&(-2)); /* truncate to even */
	maxX = (maxX+3)&-2; /* raise to even */

	highestX = maxX*8-1;
	leastX = minX*8;
	extent = highestX -leastX +1;

	outp = swipeBuf;

	/* macro, not fcn call.  Space penalty is modest, speed helps */
#define buffer_store(x) if(outp-swipeBuf>=swipeBuf_size) {\
	    gs_free(pdev->memory, (char *)swipeBuf, swipeBuf_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(swipeBuf)");\
	    swipeBuf_size*=2;\
	    swipeBuf = (byte *)gs_malloc(pdev->memory, swipeBuf_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(swipeBuf)");\
	    if (swipeBuf == 0) goto quit_ignomiously;\
	    break;}\
	else *outp++ = (x)

	    {/* work out the bytes to store for this swipe*/

		int sx, sxBy8, sxMask;
		int words[directorySize];
		bool f, sum;
		int retval=0;
		int j,c,y;
		int j1,c1;
		int i,b,x, directory ;

		/* want to set up pointers for (upto two) stripes covered by the output*/

		/* now for each column covered by output: */
		for (x=leastX; x<=highestX; x++) {
		    for (i=0; i<directorySize; i++) {
			words[i] = 0;
		    }
		    directory = 0x2000;	/* empty directory != 0 */

		    /* prime loops: make comparisons here */
		    switch (direction) {
		    case(RIGHTWARD):
			sx = (x&1)==1 ? x : x-(((lxm_device*)pdev)->headSeparation);
			j1 = (x&1);	/* even if x even, odd if x odd */
			break;
		    default:	/* shouldn't happen ... but compilation checks */
		    case(LEFTWARD):
			sx = (x&1)==0 ? x : x-((lxm_device*)pdev)->headSeparation;
			j1 = 1-(x&1);	/* odd if x even, even if x odd */
		    }
		    c1 = 0x8000 >> j1;

		    sxBy8 = sx/8;
		    sxMask = 0x80>>(sx%8);

		    /* loop through all the swipeHeight bits of this column */
		    for (i = 0, b=1, y= sxBy8+j1*line_size; i < directorySize; i++,b<<=1) {
			sum = false;
			for (j=j1,c=c1 /*,y=i*16*line_size+sxBy8*/; j<16; j+=2, y+=2*line_size, c>>=2) {
			    f = (in[y]&sxMask);
			    if (f) {
				words[i] |= c;
				sum |= f;
			    }
			}
			if (!sum) directory |=b;
		    }
		    retval+=2;
		    buffer_store(directory>>8); buffer_store(directory&0xff);
		    if (directory != 0x3fff) {
			for (i=0; i<directorySize; i++) {
			    if (words[i] !=0) {
				buffer_store(words[i]>>8) ; buffer_store(words[i]&0xff);
				retval += 2;
			    }
			}
		    }
		}
#undef buffer_store
	    }
	{/* now write out header, then buffered bits */
	    int leastY = lnum;

	    /* compute size of swipe, needed for header */
	    int sz = 0x1a + outp - swipeBuf;

	    /* put out header*/
	    int deltaY = 2*(leastY - lastY);  /* vert coordinates here are 1200 dpi */
	    lastY = leastY;
	    outByte(0x1b); outByte('*'); outByte(3);
	    outByte(deltaY>>8); outByte(deltaY&0xff);
	    outByte(0x1b); outByte('*'); outByte(4); outByte(0); outByte(0);
	    outByte(sz>>8); outByte(sz&0xff); outByte(0); outByte(3);
	    outByte(1); outByte(1); outByte(0x1a);
	    outByte(0);
	    outByte(extent>>8); outByte(extent&0xff);
	    outByte(leastX>>8); outByte(leastX&0xff);
	    outByte(highestX>>8); outByte(highestX&0xff);
	    outByte(0); outByte(0);
	    outByte(0x22); outByte(0x33); outByte(0x44);
	    outByte(0x55); outByte(1);
	    /* put out bytes */
	    fwrite(swipeBuf,1,outp-swipeBuf,prn_stream);
	}
	    lnum += overLap;
	    direction ^= 1;
    }/* ends the loop for swipes of the print head.*/

    /* Eject the page and reinitialize the printer */
    {
	static const char bottom[] = {
	    fin() /*,  looks like I can get away with only this much ...
	    init1(),
	    init3(),
	    fin()   ,
	    top(),
	    fin()  */
	};
	fwrite(bottom, 1, sizeof(bottom), prn_stream);
    }
    fflush(prn_stream);

    gs_free(pdev->memory, (char *)swipeBuf, swipeBuf_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(swipeBuf)");
    gs_free(pdev->memory, (char *)buf1, in_size, 1, "lxm_print_page(buf1)");
    return 0;
}

/*
 * There are a number of parameters which can differ between ink cartridges.
 * The Windows driver asks you to recalibrate every time you load a new
 * cartridge.
 * most of the parameters adjusted there relate to color, and so this
 * monotone driver doesn't need them.  However, the Lexmark 5700 black
 * cartridge has two columns of dots, separated by about 16 pixels.
 * This `head separation' distance can vary between cartridges, so
 * we provide a parameter to set it.  In my small experience I've not
 * set the corresponding parameter in windows to anything greater than 17
 * or smaller than 15, but it would seem that it can vary from 1 to 32,
 * based on the calibration choices offered.
 *
 * As I understand the rules laid out in gsparams.h,
 * lxm_get_params is supposed to return the current values of parameters
 * and lxm_put_params is supposed to set up values in the lxm_device
 * structure which can be used by the lxm5700m_print_page routine.
 * I've copied my routines from gdevcdj.c
 */

private int
lxm_get_params(gx_device *pdev, gs_param_list *plist)
{
    lxm_device* const ldev = (lxm_device*)pdev;
    int code = gdev_prn_get_params(pdev, plist);

    if ( code < 0 ) return code;
    code = param_write_int(plist,
			   "HeadSeparation",
			   (int *)&(ldev->headSeparation));

    return code;
}

/* put_params is supposed to check all the parameters before setting any. */
private int
lxm_put_params(gx_device *pdev, gs_param_list *plist)
{
    int ecode;
    lxm_device* const ldev = (lxm_device*)pdev;
    int trialHeadSeparation=ldev->headSeparation;
    int code = param_read_int(plist, "HeadSeparation", &trialHeadSeparation);

    if ( trialHeadSeparation < 1 || trialHeadSeparation > 32 )
	param_signal_error(plist, "HeadSeparation", gs_error_rangecheck);
    /* looks like param_signal_error is not expected to return */
    ecode = gdev_prn_put_params(pdev, plist);	/* call super class put_params */
    if ( code < 0 ) return code;
    if (ecode < 0) return ecode;

    /* looks like everything okay; go ahead and set headSeparation */
    ldev->headSeparation = trialHeadSeparation;
    if ( code == 1) return ecode; /* I guess this means there is no "HeadSeparation" parameter */
    return 0;
}