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6 # (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance
14 # When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each
26 in /usr/lib/font/devpost. You can point troff there using the -Tpost option, while
28 printer using postio (with the -t option) and the files that you'll find in
33 characters not available in PostScript fonts are constructed using the files in
34 ./devpost/charlib. Characters that are assigned a code (ie. number in the fourth
35 column) less than 32 are looked up (by dpost) in the charlib directory. A code
36 of 1 implies the character definition comes in one piece, while anything else
37 means the character may come in two pieces. The first part is downloaded once,
38 while the second part (ie. the one that ends in .map) must be included every
64 3: Build the width tables and install the ASCII files in ./devpost. Width tables
66 in directory ../buildtables and have the printer generate the tables. Widths
67 (ie. numbers in column 2) are point size 10 widths assuming a resolution of
68 720 dpi. As an example if you wanted to find the width of character A in
74 The fourth column in the width tables is the character code field and is only
75 used by dpost. It must be the code assigned to the character in the PostScript
78 built up using files in devpost/charlib.
80 4: Any new special character names you've added to the width table must appear in
98 PDQ files initially go in directory PDQ/devpost and from there are installed
99 in /usr/lib/font/PDQ/devpost. If you don't know what PDQs are skip this stuff.
106 Actually the install (as written above) installs everything in directory
137 where aps.ps is additional PostScript code (pulled in using the -C option) that