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CWE-ou-minkata/MOULOpenSourceClientPlugin/Plasma20/Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plPipeline/hsG3DDeviceSelector.cpp

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/*==LICENSE==*
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//#define DYNAHEADER_CREATE_STORAGE
#include "hsTypes.h"
#include <time.h>
#include "hsWindows.h"
#include "hsG3DDeviceSelector.h"
#include "hsStream.h"
#include "hsUtils.h"
#include "plPipeline.h"
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
#include "gls.h"
#include "glswgl.h"
#include "glext.h"
#endif
#endif
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsG3DDeviceMode::hsG3DDeviceMode()
: fWidth(0), fHeight(0),
fDepth(0),
fFlags(kNone)
{
}
hsG3DDeviceMode::~hsG3DDeviceMode()
{
Clear();
}
hsBool hsG3DDeviceMode::operator< (const hsG3DDeviceMode &mode) const
{
// Color depth overrides everything else
if (fDepth < mode.GetColorDepth())
return true;
// Only compare width and height if the color depth is the same
else if (fDepth == mode.GetColorDepth() )
{
if( fWidth < mode.GetWidth() )
return true;
else if( fWidth == mode.GetWidth() && fHeight < mode.GetHeight() )
return true;
}
return false;
}
void hsG3DDeviceMode::Clear()
{
fFlags = kNone;
fWidth = 0;
fHeight = 0;
fDepth = 0;
fZStencilDepths.Reset();
fFSAATypes.Reset();
}
void hsG3DDeviceMode::Read( hsStream* s )
{
Clear();
fFlags = s->ReadSwap32();
fWidth = s->ReadSwap32();
fHeight = s->ReadSwap32();
fDepth = s->ReadSwap32();
fZStencilDepths.Reset();
UInt8 count= s->ReadByte();
while( count-- )
fZStencilDepths.Append( s->ReadSwap16() );
/// Version 9
fFSAATypes.Reset();
count = s->ReadByte();
while( count-- )
fFSAATypes.Append( s->ReadByte() );
fCanRenderToCubics = s->ReadBool();
}
void hsG3DDeviceMode::Write( hsStream* s ) const
{
s->WriteSwap32(fFlags);
s->WriteSwap32(fWidth);
s->WriteSwap32(fHeight);
s->WriteSwap32(fDepth);
UInt8 i, count = (UInt8)fZStencilDepths.GetCount();
s->WriteByte( count );
for( i = 0; i < count; i++ )
s->WriteSwap16( fZStencilDepths[ i ] );
/// Version 9
count = (UInt8)fFSAATypes.GetCount();
s->WriteByte( count );
for( i = 0; i < count; i++ )
s->WriteByte( fFSAATypes[ i ] );
s->WriteBool( fCanRenderToCubics );
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsG3DDeviceRecord::hsG3DDeviceRecord()
: fFlags(kNone),
fG3DDeviceType(hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeUnknown),
fG3DDriverDesc(nil), fG3DDriverName(nil), fG3DDriverVersion(nil), fG3DDeviceDesc(nil),
fLayersAtOnce(0), fMemoryBytes(0),
fG3DHALorHEL(hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHTypeUnknown),
fZBiasRating( 0 ), fRecordVersion( kCurrRecordVersion ), fLODBiasRating( 0 ),
fFogExpApproxStart( 0.0 ), fFogExp2ApproxStart( 0.0 ), fFogEndBias( 0.0 ), fMaxAnisotropicSamples( 1 )
{
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp, 0, 0 );
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp2, 0, 0 );
}
hsG3DDeviceRecord::~hsG3DDeviceRecord()
{
Clear();
}
hsG3DDeviceRecord::hsG3DDeviceRecord(const hsG3DDeviceRecord& src)
: fFlags(kNone),
fG3DDeviceType(hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeUnknown),
fG3DDriverDesc(nil), fG3DDriverName(nil), fG3DDriverVersion(nil), fG3DDeviceDesc(nil),
fG3DHALorHEL(hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHTypeUnknown),
fZBiasRating( src.fZBiasRating ), fRecordVersion( kCurrRecordVersion ), fLODBiasRating( 0 ),
fFogExpApproxStart( src.fFogExpApproxStart ), fFogExp2ApproxStart( src.fFogExp2ApproxStart ),
fFogEndBias( src.fFogEndBias ), fMaxAnisotropicSamples( src.fMaxAnisotropicSamples )
{
*this = src;
}
hsG3DDeviceRecord& hsG3DDeviceRecord::operator=(const hsG3DDeviceRecord& src)
{
fFlags = src.fFlags;
SetG3DDeviceType(src.GetG3DDeviceType());
SetG3DHALorHEL(src.GetG3DHALorHEL());
SetDriverDesc(src.GetDriverDesc());
SetDriverName(src.GetDriverName());
SetDriverVersion(src.GetDriverVersion());
SetDeviceDesc(src.GetDeviceDesc());
fCaps = src.fCaps;
fLayersAtOnce = src.fLayersAtOnce;
fMemoryBytes = src.fMemoryBytes;
fZBiasRating = src.fZBiasRating;
fLODBiasRating = src.fLODBiasRating;
fFogExpApproxStart = src.fFogExpApproxStart;
fFogExp2ApproxStart = src.fFogExp2ApproxStart;
fFogEndBias = src.fFogEndBias;
fModes.SetCount(src.fModes.GetCount());
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fModes.GetCount(); i++ )
fModes[i] = src.fModes[i];
fFogKnees[ 0 ] = src.fFogKnees[ 0 ];
fFogKnees[ 1 ] = src.fFogKnees[ 1 ];
fFogKneeVals[ 0 ] = src.fFogKneeVals[ 0 ];
fFogKneeVals[ 1 ] = src.fFogKneeVals[ 1 ];
fAASetting = src.fAASetting;
fMaxAnisotropicSamples = src.fMaxAnisotropicSamples;
return *this;
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::SetDriverDesc( const char *s )
{
delete [] fG3DDriverDesc;
fG3DDriverDesc = s ? hsStrcpy(s) : nil;
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::SetDriverName( const char *s )
{
delete [] fG3DDriverName;
fG3DDriverName = s ? hsStrcpy(s) : nil;
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::SetDriverVersion( const char *s )
{
delete [] fG3DDriverVersion;
fG3DDriverVersion = s ? hsStrcpy(s) : nil;
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::SetDeviceDesc( const char *s )
{
delete [] fG3DDeviceDesc;
fG3DDeviceDesc = s ? hsStrcpy(s) : nil;
}
const char* hsG3DDeviceRecord::GetG3DDeviceTypeName() const
{
static char* deviceNames[hsG3DDeviceSelector::kNumDevTypes] = {
"Unknown",
"Glide",
"Direct3D",
"OpenGL"
};
UInt32 devType = GetG3DDeviceType();
if( devType > hsG3DDeviceSelector::kNumDevTypes )
devType = hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeUnknown;
return deviceNames[devType];
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::RemoveDiscarded()
{
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fModes.GetCount(); )
{
if( fModes[i].GetDiscarded() )
{
fModes[i].Clear();
fModes.Remove(i);
}
else
i++;
}
if( !fModes.GetCount() )
SetDiscarded(true);
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::ClearModes()
{
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fModes.GetCount(); i++ )
fModes[i].Clear();
fModes.Reset();
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::Clear()
{
fFlags = kNone;
delete [] fG3DDriverDesc;
fG3DDriverDesc = nil;
delete [] fG3DDriverName;
fG3DDriverName = nil;
delete [] fG3DDriverVersion;
fG3DDriverVersion = nil;
delete [] fG3DDeviceDesc;
fG3DDeviceDesc = nil;
fCaps.Clear();
fLayersAtOnce = 0;
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fModes.GetCount(); i++ )
fModes[i].Clear();
fModes.Reset();
fZBiasRating = 0;
fLODBiasRating = 0;
fFogExpApproxStart = 0;
fFogExp2ApproxStart = 0;
fFogEndBias = 0;
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp, 0, 0 );
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp2, 0, 0 );
fAASetting = 0;
fMaxAnisotropicSamples = 1;
}
//// Read /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 9.6.2000 mcn - Updated to reflect version 2 format
// 9.8.2000 mcn - (temporary?) set to invalid on old (<2) versions
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::Read(hsStream* s)
{
Clear();
/// Read version
fRecordVersion = s->ReadSwap32();
hsAssert( fRecordVersion <= kCurrRecordVersion, "Invalid version number in hsG3DDeviceRecord::Read()" );
if( fRecordVersion == kCurrRecordVersion )
{
fFlags = s->ReadSwap32();
}
else
{
SetInvalid();
return;
// fFlags = fRecordVersion;
// fRecordVersion = 1;
// hsStatusMessage( "WARNING: Old version of hsG3DDeviceRecord found. Attempting to read." );
}
/// Now read everything else in as normal
fG3DDeviceType = s->ReadSwap32();
int len;
len = s->ReadSwap32();
fG3DDriverDesc = TRACKED_NEW char[len + 1];
s->Read(len, fG3DDriverDesc);
fG3DDriverDesc[len] = 0;
len = s->ReadSwap32();
fG3DDriverName = TRACKED_NEW char[len + 1];
s->Read(len, fG3DDriverName);
fG3DDriverName[len] = 0;
len = s->ReadSwap32();
fG3DDriverVersion = TRACKED_NEW char[len + 1];
s->Read(len, fG3DDriverVersion);
fG3DDriverVersion[len] = 0;
len = s->ReadSwap32();
fG3DDeviceDesc = TRACKED_NEW char[len + 1];
s->Read(len, fG3DDeviceDesc);
fG3DDeviceDesc[len] = 0;
fCaps.Read(s);
fLayersAtOnce = s->ReadSwap32();
fMemoryBytes = s->ReadSwap32();
len = s->ReadSwap32();
fModes.SetCount(len);
int i;
for( i = 0; i < len; i++ )
fModes[i].Read( s );
/// Version 3 stuff
fZBiasRating = s->ReadSwapFloat();
fLODBiasRating = s->ReadSwapFloat();
fFogExpApproxStart = s->ReadSwapFloat();
fFogExp2ApproxStart = s->ReadSwapFloat();
fFogEndBias = s->ReadSwapFloat();
/// Version 7 stuff
float knee, kneeVal;
knee = s->ReadSwapFloat(); kneeVal = s->ReadSwapFloat();
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp, knee, kneeVal );
knee = s->ReadSwapFloat(); kneeVal = s->ReadSwapFloat();
SetFogKneeParams( kFogExp2, knee, kneeVal );
/// Version 9 stuff
fAASetting = s->ReadByte();
/// Version A stuff
fMaxAnisotropicSamples = s->ReadByte();
/// Reset record version now
fRecordVersion = kCurrRecordVersion;
}
void hsG3DDeviceRecord::Write(hsStream* s) const
{
s->WriteSwap32( fRecordVersion );
s->WriteSwap32(fFlags);
s->WriteSwap32(fG3DDeviceType);
int len;
len = hsStrlen(fG3DDriverDesc);
s->WriteSwap32(len);
s->Write(len, fG3DDriverDesc);
len = hsStrlen(fG3DDriverName);
s->WriteSwap32(len);
s->Write(len, fG3DDriverName);
len = hsStrlen(fG3DDriverVersion);
s->WriteSwap32(len);
s->Write(len, fG3DDriverVersion);
len = hsStrlen(fG3DDeviceDesc);
s->WriteSwap32(len);
s->Write(len, fG3DDeviceDesc);
fCaps.Write(s);
s->WriteSwap32(fLayersAtOnce);
s->WriteSwap32(fMemoryBytes);
s->WriteSwap32(fModes.GetCount());
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fModes.GetCount(); i++ )
fModes[i].Write( s );
/// Version 3 data
s->WriteSwapFloat( fZBiasRating );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fLODBiasRating );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogExpApproxStart );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogExp2ApproxStart );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogEndBias );
/// Version 7 data
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogKnees[ kFogExp ] );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogKneeVals[ kFogExp ] );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogKnees[ kFogExp2 ] );
s->WriteSwapFloat( fFogKneeVals[ kFogExp2 ] );
/// Version 9 data
s->WriteByte( fAASetting );
/// Version A stuff
s->WriteByte( fMaxAnisotropicSamples );
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsG3DDeviceModeRecord::hsG3DDeviceModeRecord(const hsG3DDeviceRecord& devRec, const hsG3DDeviceMode& devMode)
: fDevice(devRec), fMode(devMode)
{
}
hsG3DDeviceModeRecord::hsG3DDeviceModeRecord()
{
}
hsG3DDeviceModeRecord::~hsG3DDeviceModeRecord()
{
}
hsG3DDeviceModeRecord::hsG3DDeviceModeRecord(const hsG3DDeviceModeRecord& src)
{
*this = src;
}
hsG3DDeviceModeRecord& hsG3DDeviceModeRecord::operator=(const hsG3DDeviceModeRecord& src)
{
fDevice = src.fDevice;
fMode = src.fMode;
return *this;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsG3DDeviceSelector::hsG3DDeviceSelector()
{
}
hsG3DDeviceSelector::~hsG3DDeviceSelector()
{
Clear();
}
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::RemoveDiscarded()
{
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fRecords.GetCount(); )
{
fRecords[i].RemoveDiscarded();
if( fRecords[i].GetDiscarded() )
{
fRecords[i].Clear();
fRecords.Remove(i);
}
else
i++;
}
}
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::Clear()
{
int i;
for( i = 0; i < fRecords.GetCount(); i++ )
fRecords[i].Clear();
fRecords.Reset();
}
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::RemoveUnusableDevModes(hsBool bTough)
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( "Removing unusable devices and modes..." );
for (int i = 0; i < fRecords.GetCount(); i++)
{
//
// Remove modes
//
hsTArray<hsG3DDeviceMode>& modes = fRecords[i].GetModes();
for (int j = 0; j < modes.GetCount(); j++)
{
// Remove windowed modes
if ((modes[j].GetWidth() == 0) &&
(modes[j].GetHeight() == 0) &&
(modes[j].GetColorDepth() == 0))
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Removing windowed mode on ", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
modes[j].SetDiscarded(true);
}
// If tough, remove modes less than 640x480
else if (bTough && ((modes[j].GetWidth() < 640) || (modes[j].GetHeight() < 480)))
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Removing mode < 640x480 on ", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
modes[j].SetDiscarded(true);
}
else
{
char str[ 256 ];
sprintf( str, " Keeping mode (%dx%d) on device %s", modes[j].GetWidth(), modes[j].GetHeight(), fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( str );
}
}
//
// Remove devices
//
if (fRecords[i].GetG3DDeviceType() == hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeUnknown)
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Removing unknown device. Description", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
fRecords[i].SetDiscarded(true);
}
else if( fRecords[i].GetG3DDeviceType() == hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeDirect3D ||
fRecords[i].GetG3DDeviceType() == hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeDirect3DTnL )
{
UInt32 totalMem;
char devDesc[ 256 ];
// For our 3dfx test later
strncpy( devDesc, fRecords[i].GetDriverDesc(), sizeof( devDesc ) - 1 );
hsStrLower( devDesc );
// Remove software Direct3D devices
if ((fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() != hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3DHALDev) &&
(fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() != hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3DTnLHalDev) &&
(fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() != hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3D3dfxDev) &&
(fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() != hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3D3dfxVoodoo5Dev)
#ifdef HS_ALLOW_D3D_REF_DRIVER
&& (fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() != hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3DRefDev)
#endif
)
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Removing software Direct3D device. Description", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
fRecords[i].SetDiscarded(true);
}
// Remove 3Dfx Direct3D devices, take 2
// 10.13.2000 mcn - Now we do it even when we're wimpy
// 10.25.2000 mcn - Think again.
// 11.3.2000 mcn - Shesh, is this EVER going to be stable??
else if( bTough && fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() == hsG3DDeviceSelector::kHHD3D3dfxDev )
// else if( bTough && ( strstr( devDesc, "3dfx" ) || strstr( devDesc, "voodoo" ) ) )
{
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Removing 3Dfx non-Voodoo5 Direct3D device (We only support Glide on 3Dfx). Description", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
fRecords[i].SetDiscarded(true);
}
// Remove Direct3D devices with less than 11 megs of RAM
else if (bTough && ( totalMem = IAdjustDirectXMemory( fRecords[i].GetMemoryBytes() ) ) < 11*1024*1024 )
{
char str[ 256 ];
sprintf( str, " Removing Direct3D device with < 11MB RAM. Device RAM (in kB): %d (Description: %s)",
totalMem / 1024, fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( str );
fRecords[i].SetDiscarded(true);
}
else
{
if( fRecords[i].GetG3DDeviceType() == hsG3DDeviceSelector::kDevTypeDirect3DTnL )
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Keeping DX8 Direct3D device", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
else
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Keeping Direct3D device", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
}
}
else
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Keeping device", (char *)fRecords[ i ].GetDriverDesc() );
}
RemoveDiscarded();
}
//// IAdjustDirectXMemory /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Adjusts the number coming off of the DirectX caps for "total video memory"
// to be more reflective of what is really on the board. According to
// Microsoft, the best way to do this is to add in the memory necessary for
// the entire desktop. Okay, whatever...
UInt32 hsG3DDeviceSelector::IAdjustDirectXMemory( UInt32 cardMem )
{
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
HDC deskDC;
int width, height, bpp, total;
deskDC = GetDC( nil );
width = GetDeviceCaps( deskDC, HORZRES );
height = GetDeviceCaps( deskDC, VERTRES );
bpp = GetDeviceCaps( deskDC, BITSPIXEL );
total = width * height;
if( bpp > 8 )
total *= ( bpp >> 3 );
return cardMem + total;
#else
return cardMem;
#endif
}
hsBool hsG3DDeviceSelector::Init( void )
{
// See if we're all capable of initing
if( !IInitDirect3D() )
{
return false;
}
return true;
}
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::Enumerate(hsWinRef winRef)
{
Clear();
#ifdef HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
/// 9.6.2000 - Create the class to use as our temporary window class
WNDCLASS tempClass;
strcpy( fTempWinClass, "DSTestClass" );
memset( &tempClass, 0, sizeof( tempClass ) );
tempClass.lpfnWndProc = DefWindowProc;
tempClass.hInstance = GetModuleHandle( nil );
tempClass.hbrBackground = (HBRUSH)GetStockObject( BLACK_BRUSH );
tempClass.lpszClassName = fTempWinClass;
UInt16 ret = RegisterClass(&tempClass);
hsAssert(ret, "Cannot create temporary window class to test for device modes" );
#endif
/// Now try our devices
#ifdef HS_SELECT_DX7
ITryDirect3D(winRef);
#endif // HS_SELECT_DX7
ITryDirect3DTnL(winRef);
// ITryOpenGL(winRef);
#ifdef HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
/// Get rid of the class
UnregisterClass( fTempWinClass, GetModuleHandle( nil ) );
#endif
}
hsBool hsG3DDeviceSelector::GetDefault (hsG3DDeviceModeRecord *dmr)
{
Int32 iTnL, iD3D, iOpenGL, device, mode, i;
device = iTnL = iD3D = iOpenGL = mode = -1;
if (device == -1)
{
// Get an index for any 3D devices
for (i = 0; i < fRecords.GetCount(); i++)
{
switch (fRecords[i].GetG3DDeviceType())
{
case kDevTypeDirect3D:
case kDevTypeDirect3DTnL:
if (fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() == kHHD3DTnLHalDev)
{
if (iTnL == -1
#ifndef PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
|| plPipeline::fInitialPipeParams.ForceSecondMonitor
#endif // PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
)
{
iTnL = i;
}
}
else if (fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() == kHHD3DHALDev || fRecords[i].GetG3DHALorHEL() == kHHD3D3dfxVoodoo5Dev )
{
if (iD3D == -1
#ifndef PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
|| plPipeline::fInitialPipeParams.ForceSecondMonitor
#endif // PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
)
{
iD3D = i;
}
}
break;
case kDevTypeOpenGL:
if (iOpenGL == -1
#ifndef PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
|| plPipeline::fInitialPipeParams.ForceSecondMonitor
#endif // PLASMA_EXTERNAL_RELEASE
)
{
iOpenGL = i;
}
break;
}
}
// Pick a default device (Priority D3D T&L, D3D HAL, OpenGL)
if (iTnL != -1)
device = iTnL;
else if (iD3D != -1)
device = iD3D;
else if (iOpenGL != -1)
device = iOpenGL;
else
return false;
}
//
// Try and find the default mode
//
hsTArray<hsG3DDeviceMode>& modes = fRecords[device].GetModes();
// If there are no modes (for some insane reason), fail
if (modes.GetCount() == 0)
return false;
for (i = 0; i < modes.GetCount(); i++)
{
if ((modes[i].GetWidth() == kDefaultWidth) &&
(modes[i].GetHeight() == kDefaultHeight) &&
(modes[i].GetNumZStencilDepths() > 0))
{
// Don't be too picky about the depth, use what's available if the
// default isn't found.
if (mode == -1 || modes[mode].GetColorDepth() != kDefaultDepth)
mode = i;
}
}
// Default mode not found, what kind of card is this?!
// Regardless, just use the first mode since this isn't a fatal error.
if (mode == -1)
mode = 0;
*dmr = hsG3DDeviceModeRecord(fRecords[device], modes[mode]);
return true;
}
//// ITryOpenGL ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Updated 8.24.2000 mcn to (hopefully) detect OpenGL drivers.
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::ITryOpenGL(hsWinRef winRef)
{
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
int i, numDrivers;
int modeRes[ 6 ][ 3 ] = { { 640, 480, 16 }, { 800, 600, 16 }, { 1024, 768, 16 },
{ 1152, 864, 16 }, { 1280, 1024, 16 }, { 1600, 1200, 16 } };
gls_driver_info driverInfo;
hsG3DDeviceRecord devRec;
hsG3DDeviceMode devMode;
char str[ 128 ];
HDC hDC;
HGLRC tempContext;
HWND testWindow = nil, testWindow2 = nil;
WINDOWPLACEMENT oldWindowPlace;
/// Save old window position
oldWindowPlace.length = sizeof( oldWindowPlace );
GetWindowPlacement( (HWND)winRef, &oldWindowPlace );
/// Use the GLS API to get us a list of all OpenGL drivers available on
/// this system and their capabilities
numDrivers = glsGetNumberOfDrivers();
for( i = 0; i < numDrivers; i++ )
{
/// Get main driver info
glsGetDriverInfo( i, &driverInfo );
devRec.SetG3DDeviceType( kDevTypeOpenGL );
devRec.SetDriverDesc( driverInfo.aDriverDescription );
devRec.SetDriverName( driverInfo.GLDriver.aDriverFilePath );
sprintf( str, "%d.%d", driverInfo.GLDriver.DriverFileVersionHigh,
driverInfo.GLDriver.DriverFileVersionLow );
devRec.SetDriverVersion( str );
devRec.SetCap( kCapsMipmap );
devRec.SetCap( kCapsMipmap );
devRec.SetCap( kCapsPerspective );
if( driverInfo.DriverFlags & GLS_FLAGS_FULLSCREEN_ONLY )
devRec.SetCap( kCapsNoWindow );
if( !( driverInfo.DriverFlags & GLS_FLAGS_SOFTWARE_ONLY ) )
devRec.SetCap( kCapsHardware );
devRec.SetCap( kCapsDoesSmallTextures );
/// We have a problem here--OpenGL has no way of detecting the rest of
/// the information we want, so we'll have to guess/kludge on most of it.
glsLoadDriver( i );
sprintf( str, "ITryOpenGL(): FOUND OpenGL Driver: %s (%s)\n", driverInfo.aDriverDescription,
driverInfo.GLDriver.aDriverFilePath );
hsStatusMessage( str );
/// (and of COURSE we have to open a bloody rendering context for
/// glGetString to work...whose bright idea was THAT?)
testWindow = CreateWindowEx( WS_EX_APPWINDOW, fTempWinClass, "OpenGL Screen Test Window",
WS_POPUP | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_VISIBLE,
0, 0, 640, 480, nil, nil, GetModuleHandle( nil ), 0 );
hDC = GetDC( testWindow );
tempContext = (HGLRC)ICreateTempOpenGLContext( hDC,
driverInfo.DriverFlags & GLS_FLAGS_FULLSCREEN_ONLY );
if( tempContext != nil )
{
wglMakeCurrent( hDC, tempContext );
IGetExtOpenGLInfo( devRec );
/// Reset everything back now
wglMakeCurrent( nil, nil );
wglDeleteContext( tempContext );
ReleaseDC( testWindow, hDC );
}
/// Resize window to hide what we're about to do
SetWindowPos( testWindow, nil, 0, 0, 1600, 1200, SWP_NOZORDER | SWP_NOMOVE );
/// Check for windowed screen mode (which SOMEBODY decided to test for
/// bitdepth of 0 instead of the caps flag we're setting....hmmmm wasn't me....)
if( !( driverInfo.DriverFlags & GLS_FLAGS_FULLSCREEN_ONLY ) )
{
devMode.Clear();
devMode.SetWidth( 0 );
devMode.SetHeight( 0 );
devMode.SetColorDepth( 0 );
devRec.GetModes().Append( devMode );
}
/// Go get the screen modes
IGetOpenGLModes( devRec, driverInfo.aDriverDescription );
/// Get rid of the window now
DestroyWindow( testWindow );
/// Unload this driver now
glsUnloadDriver();
}
/// Restore old window position
SetWindowPlacement( (HWND)winRef, &oldWindowPlace );
#endif
#endif
}
//// IGetOpenGLModes //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Scans through all the possible imaginable combinations of screen modes,
// pixel formats whatnot and adds the final, culled-down list of graphics
// modes to the given device record.
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::IGetOpenGLModes( hsG3DDeviceRecord &devRec, char *driverName )
{
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
int j;
int maxMode, mode;
int modeRes[ 6 ][ 3 ] = { { 640, 480, 16 }, { 800, 600, 16 }, { 1024, 768, 16 },
{ 1152, 864, 16 }, { 1280, 1024, 16 }, { 1600, 1200, 16 } };
int bitDepths[ 3 ] = { 32, 24, 16 }, bitDepth;
hsG3DDeviceMode devMode;
DEVMODE modeInfo;
HWND testWindow = nil, testWindow2 = nil;
char str[ 128 ];
/// Find the maximum resolution that we can support on this monitor--then
/// we'll start there and work down until we find a mode supported by OpenGL
modeInfo.dmSize = sizeof( modeInfo );
maxMode = -1;
for( j = 0; EnumDisplaySettings( nil, j, &modeInfo ) != 0; j++ )
{
for( mode = 0; mode < sizeof( modeRes ) / sizeof( modeRes[ 0 ] ); mode++ )
{
if( modeRes[ mode ][ 0 ] == modeInfo.dmPelsWidth &&
modeRes[ mode ][ 1 ] == modeInfo.dmPelsHeight )
{
if( modeInfo.dmBitsPerPel > modeRes[ mode ][ 2 ] )
modeRes[ mode ][ 2 ] = modeInfo.dmBitsPerPel;
if( mode > maxMode )
{
maxMode = mode;
break;
}
}
}
}
if( maxMode != -1 )
{
/// Outer loop: loop through color depths
for( bitDepth = 0; bitDepth < 3; bitDepth++ )
{
/// Loop through each of the display settings, starting at
/// the maxMode and going down, happily get pixel formats for each
modeInfo.dmSize = sizeof( modeInfo );
modeInfo.dmFields = DM_PELSWIDTH | DM_PELSHEIGHT | DM_BITSPERPEL;
for( mode = maxMode; mode >= 0; mode-- )
{
/// Does this resolution work at this bit depth?
if( modeRes[ mode ][ 2 ] < bitDepths[ bitDepth ] )
continue;
/// Attempt to set this screen mode
modeInfo.dmPelsWidth = modeRes[ mode ][ 0 ];
modeInfo.dmPelsHeight = modeRes[ mode ][ 1 ];
modeInfo.dmBitsPerPel = bitDepths[ bitDepth ];
if( ChangeDisplaySettings( &modeInfo, CDS_FULLSCREEN ) == DISP_CHANGE_SUCCESSFUL )
{
if( ITestOpenGLRes( modeRes[ mode ][ 0 ], modeRes[ mode ][ 1 ],
bitDepths[ bitDepth ],
devRec, driverName ) )
{
/// Go and add the rest of 'em (we just assume that we can get
/// lower resolutions if we got this one)
for( mode--; mode >= 0; mode-- )
{
devMode.SetWidth( modeRes[ mode ][ 0 ] );
devMode.SetHeight( modeRes[ mode ][ 1 ] );
devMode.SetColorDepth( bitDepths[ bitDepth ] );
devRec.GetModes().Append( devMode );
sprintf( str, "ITryOpenGL(): Assuming mode: %dx%dx%dbpp, %s\n",
modeRes[ mode ][ 0 ], modeRes[ mode ][ 1 ], bitDepths[ bitDepth ], driverName );
hsStatusMessage( str );
}
}
}
}
}
/// Note: this will also reset the screen after any mode changes from
/// creating our context
ChangeDisplaySettings( nil, 0 );
if( devRec.GetModes().GetCount() )
fRecords.Append( devRec );
}
#endif
#endif
}
//// ITestOpenGLRes ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Tests all the possible OpenGL settings once the screen has been set
// to a given test resolution.
hsBool hsG3DDeviceSelector::ITestOpenGLRes( int width, int height, int bitDepth,
hsG3DDeviceRecord &devRec, char *driverName )
{
hsBool retValue = false;
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
int j, bitDepthFlags, myBitDepth;
hsG3DDeviceMode devMode;
char str[ 128 ];
HDC hDC, hDC2;
HGLRC tempContext;
HWND testWindow = nil, testWindow2 = nil;
PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR pfd;
/// Create test window #1
testWindow = CreateWindowEx( WS_EX_APPWINDOW, fTempWinClass, "OpenGL Screen Test Window",
WS_POPUP | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_VISIBLE,
0, 0, width, height,
nil, nil, GetModuleHandle( nil ), 0 );
hDC = GetDC( testWindow );
/// Loop through using DescribePixelFormat in an attempt to find all the
/// pixel formats we actually do support using this OpenGL driver
devMode.Clear();
pfd.nSize = sizeof( pfd );
bitDepthFlags = 0;
for( j = 1; retValue == false && DescribePixelFormat( hDC, j, sizeof( pfd ), &pfd ) != 0; j++ )
{
/// Can we use this one?
if( pfd.cColorBits != bitDepth )
continue;
myBitDepth = ( pfd.cColorBits == 32 ) ? 0x04 : ( pfd.cColorBits == 24 ) ? 0x02 : 0x01;
if( ( pfd.dwFlags & PFD_SUPPORT_OPENGL ) &&
( pfd.dwFlags & PFD_DRAW_TO_WINDOW ) &&
( pfd.dwFlags & PFD_DOUBLEBUFFER ) &&
( pfd.iPixelType == PFD_TYPE_RGBA ) &&
( pfd.iLayerType == PFD_MAIN_PLANE ) &&
( ( bitDepthFlags & myBitDepth ) == 0 ) )
{
/// Looks like it! But is it REALLY?
testWindow2 = CreateWindowEx( WS_EX_APPWINDOW, fTempWinClass, "OpenGL Screen Test Window #2",
WS_POPUP | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_VISIBLE,
0, 0, width, height,
nil, nil, GetModuleHandle( nil ), 0 );
hDC2 = GetDC( testWindow2 );
if( SetPixelFormat( hDC2, j, &pfd ) )
{
tempContext = wglCreateContext( hDC2 );
if( tempContext != nil )
{
if( wglMakeCurrent( hDC2, tempContext ) )
{
/// Guess it really does work...
devMode.SetWidth( width );
devMode.SetHeight( height );
devMode.SetColorDepth( pfd.cColorBits );
devRec.GetModes().Append( devMode );
bitDepthFlags |= myBitDepth;
sprintf( str, "ITryOpenGL(): Adding mode: %dx%dx%dbpp, %s\n",
width, height, pfd.cColorBits, driverName );
hsStatusMessage( str );
wglMakeCurrent( nil, nil );
retValue = true; /// Break us out
}
wglDeleteContext( tempContext );
}
}
ReleaseDC( testWindow2, hDC2 );
DestroyWindow( testWindow2 );
}
}
ReleaseDC( testWindow, hDC );
DestroyWindow( testWindow );
#endif
#endif
return retValue;
}
//// IGetExtOpenGLInfo ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Gets extended info--i.e. info requiring an OpenGL context. Assumes the
// said context is already created and active.
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::IGetExtOpenGLInfo( hsG3DDeviceRecord &devRec )
{
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
GLint numTMUs;
char *extString, *c, *c2;
char str[ 128 ];
int j;
if( ( extString = (char *)glGetString( GL_RENDERER ) ) != nil )
{
devRec.SetDeviceDesc( extString );
/// Can we guess at the amount of texture memory?
c = strstr( extString, "MB" );
if( c != nil && c != extString && ( isdigit( *( c - 1 ) ) || isspace( *( c - 1 ) ) ) )
{
/// Looks like we found a "xxMB" texture memory specification--use it
/// as our guess
c2 = c;
do {
c2--;
} while( c2 >= extString && ( isdigit( *c2 ) || isspace( *c2 ) ) );
c2++;
strncpy( str, c2, (UInt32)c - (UInt32)c2 );
j = atoi( str );
sprintf( str, "ITryOpenGL(): Device has %d MB texture memory\n", j );
hsStatusMessage( str );
j *= 1024 * 1024; /// Translate to bytes
devRec.SetMemoryBytes( j );
}
else
{
devRec.SetMemoryBytes( 4 * 1024 * 1024 );
hsStatusMessage( "ITryOpenGL(): WARNING: Cannot determine texture memory for this card, assuming 4MB\n" );
}
}
else
{
devRec.SetDeviceDesc( "" );
devRec.SetMemoryBytes( 4 * 1024 * 1024 );
hsStatusMessage( "ITryOpenGL(): WARNING: Cannot determine texture memory for this card, assuming 4MB\n" );
}
if( ( extString = (char *)glGetString( GL_EXTENSIONS ) ) != nil )
{
/// For the number of TMUs, we'll detect for the availability of the
/// multitexture extension--if it's there, we'll assume we have two TMUs
/// (if we don't, OpenGL will probably handle it for us--or rather, it BETTER).
if( strstr( extString, "ARB_multitexture" ) )
devRec.SetLayersAtOnce( 2 );
else
devRec.SetLayersAtOnce( 1 );
/// Can we use compressed textures?
if( strstr( extString, "ARB_texture_compression" ) )
devRec.SetCap( kCapsCompressTextures );
}
/// Get TMU count
glGetIntegerv( GL_MAX_TEXTURE_UNITS_ARB, &numTMUs );
if( numTMUs <= 0 )
numTMUs = 0;
devRec.SetLayersAtOnce( numTMUs );
#endif
#endif
}
//// ICreateTempOpenGLContext /////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Creates a temporary context for testing OpenGL stuff with.
#ifdef HS_OPEN_GL
#if HS_BUILD_FOR_WIN32
UInt32 hsG3DDeviceSelector::ICreateTempOpenGLContext( HDC hDC, hsBool32 makeItFull )
{
DEVMODE modeInfo;
int pixFmt;
if( makeItFull )
{
/// Attempt resolution change to 640x480x32bpp
memset( &modeInfo, 0, sizeof( modeInfo ) );
modeInfo.dmSize = sizeof( modeInfo );
modeInfo.dmBitsPerPel = 16;
modeInfo.dmPelsWidth = 640;
modeInfo.dmPelsHeight = 480;
if( ChangeDisplaySettings( &modeInfo, CDS_FULLSCREEN ) != DISP_CHANGE_SUCCESSFUL )
{
return nil; /// We want fullscreen, can't get it, oops.
}
}
/// Now try to set a pixel format
PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR pfd = {
sizeof(PIXELFORMATDESCRIPTOR), // size of this pfd
1, // version number
PFD_DRAW_TO_WINDOW | // support window
PFD_SUPPORT_OPENGL | // support OpenGL
PFD_DOUBLEBUFFER, // double buffered
PFD_TYPE_RGBA, // RGBA type
16, // 24-bit color depth
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, // color bits ignored
0, // no alpha buffer
0, // shift bit ignored
0, // no accumulation buffer
0, 0, 0, 0, // accum bits ignored
0, // 32-bit z-buffer
0, // no stencil buffer
0, // no auxiliary buffer
PFD_MAIN_PLANE, // main layer
0, // reserved
0, 0, 0 // layer masks ignored
};
pixFmt = ChoosePixelFormat( hDC, &pfd );
if( pixFmt > 0 && SetPixelFormat( hDC, pixFmt, &pfd ) )
return (UInt32)wglCreateContext( hDC );
return 0;
}
#endif
#endif
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// Fudging Routines /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
namespace
{
/// Here's our CFT--Chipset Fudgefactor Table
/// The table consists of entries for each of our supported chipsets in the table,
/// plus, flags to be forced set and flags to be forced cleared. Also included
/// is a Z-buffer suckiness rating, which represents how badly we need to bias
/// the z and w values to avoid z-buffer artifacts, stored as an hsScalar (i.e
/// a float). A rating of 0 means very good/default (read: Nvidia), while, say,
/// a 9.0 (i.e. shift the scale 9 times above normal) means s****y, like, say,
/// a Savage4. Also also included is a forced value for max # of layers (0 means
/// to use default). Also also also included is an LOD rating indicating how much
/// (and in which direction) to alter the base LOD bias value for this device. General
/// interpretation of this value is to add (-lodRating) to the LOD bias value.
/// This is because the LOD bias starts out negative and typically goes in 0.25
/// increments.
/// Also also ALSO included are three new values for fog tweaking. The first two--
/// fFogExp/Exp2ApproxStart, are the start of the linear approximation of exponential
/// fog. Tweak these to adjust the linear approximation on any cards that don't support
/// exponential and exponential-squared fog natively. The third value is the fFogEndBias--
/// this is a value (stored as a percentage of the max possible fog value) to add on to
/// to the linear fog-end parameter AFTER ALL CALCULATIONS. This is so we can, for
/// example, tweak the end of the fog on the ATI Rage cards to not fog out as quickly.
/// 9.14.2000 - fog end bias now has a new meaning. What it *really* represents is the
/// quantization of fog on a particular card, where the end bias = ( 2^bitdepth - 2 ) / ( 2^bitdepth - 1 )
/// So, for 8 bit fog, we end up with 254 / 255, etc. So far, everything is set to 8
/// bit fog, but we have it here just in case we need to change it in the future.
enum {
kDefaultChipset = 0x00,
kSavage4Chipset,
kATIRageFuryChipset,
kATIRageProChipset,
kNVidiaTNTChipset,
kNVidiaGeForceChipset,
kMatroxG400Chipset,
kIntelI810Chipset,
kSavage2000Chipset,
kS3GenericChipset,
kATIGenericChipset,
kMatroxGenericChipset,
kKYROChipset,
k3dfxV5Chipset,
kSavage3DChipset,
kATIRadeonChipset,
kATIR7X00Chipset,
kATIR7500Chipset,
kATIR8X00Chipset,
kMatroxParhelia,
kNVidiaGeForce2Chipset,
kNVidiaGeForce3Chipset,
kNVidiaGeForce4MXChipset,
kNVidiaGeForce4Chipset,
kNVidiaGeForceFXChipset
};
typedef struct
{
hsScalar fFogExpApproxStart;
hsScalar fFogExp2ApproxStart;
hsScalar fFogEndBias;
hsScalar fFogExpKnee; // Fog knees
hsScalar fFogExpKneeVal;
hsScalar fFogExp2Knee;
hsScalar fFogExp2KneeVal;
} FogTweakTable;
FogTweakTable dsDefaultFogVals = { 0, 0, 254.0 / 255.0, 0.5f, 0.15f, 0.5f, 0.15f };
FogTweakTable dsATIFogVals = { 0.1f, 0.1f, 254.0 / 255.0, 0.85f, 0.15f, 0.5f, 0.15f };
FogTweakTable dsS3DFogVals = { 0, 0, 254.0 / 255.0, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f };
FogTweakTable dsi810FogVals = { 0, 0, 254.0 / 255.0, 0.6f, 0.15f, 0.4f, 0.15f };
FogTweakTable dsRadeonFogVals = { 0, 0, 254.0 / 255.0, 0.7f, 0.15f, 0.5f, 0.2f };
typedef struct {
UInt8 fType; // Our chipset ID
UInt32 *fFlagsToSet;
UInt32 *fFlagsToClear;
hsScalar fZSuckiness; // See above
UInt32 fForceMaxLayers; // The max # of layers we REALLY want (0 to not force)
hsScalar fLODRating;
FogTweakTable *fFogTweaks;
} CFTable;
UInt32 dsSavageCapsClr[] = {
4, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCompressTextures,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsSavageCapsSet[] = {
1, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsBadYonStuff };
UInt32 dsSavage2kCapsClr[] = {
5, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCompressTextures,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsPixelFog,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsS3GenerCapsClr[] = {
4, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCompressTextures,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsATIFuryCapsClr[] = {
3, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsPixelFog };
UInt32 dsATIRageCapsClr[] = {
4, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsPixelFog };
UInt32 dsATIGenerCapsClr[] = {
4, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsPixelFog,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsATIRadeonCapsSet[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsBadManaged,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsShareDepth
};
UInt32 dsATIRadeonCapsClr[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsWBuffer,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsATIR7X00CapsSet[] = {
4, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCantShadow,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsBadManaged,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsShareDepth,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsNoAniso
};
UInt32 dsATIR7500CapsSet[] = {
5, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsMaxUVWSrc2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCantShadow,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsBadManaged,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsShareDepth,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsNoAniso
};
UInt32 dsATIR7X00CapsClr[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsWBuffer,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsATIR8X00CapsSet[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsBadManaged,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsShareDepth
};
UInt32 dsATIR8X00CapsClr[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsWBuffer,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsTNTCapsClr[] = {
1, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsDefaultCapsClr[] = {
1, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsMG400CapsClr[] = {
1, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures };
UInt32 dsKYROCapsClr[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoesSmallTextures,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsPixelFog };
UInt32 dsKYROCapsSet[] = {
1, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsNoKindaSmallTexs };
UInt32 ds3dfxV5CapsClr[] = {
2, // First integer is always the length
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsFogExp2 };
UInt32 dsMatroxParheliaSet[] = {
1,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsNoAA };
UInt32 dsGeForceSet[] = {
2,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsCantProj,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoubleFlush };
UInt32 dsGeForce2Set[] = {
1,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsDoubleFlush };
UInt32 dsGeForce3Set[] = {
1,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsSingleFlush };
UInt32 dsGeForce4MXSet[] = {
1,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsSingleFlush };
UInt32 dsGeForce4Set[] = {
1,
hsG3DDeviceSelector::kCapsSingleFlush
};
CFTable dsCFTable[] =
{
// Chipset ID // F2Set // F2Clear // ZSuck // MaxLayers // LODBias // Fog Value Tables
{ kDefaultChipset, nil, dsDefaultCapsClr, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kATIRageFuryChipset, nil, dsATIFuryCapsClr, 4.25f, 1, 0, &dsATIFogVals },
{ kATIRageProChipset, nil, dsATIRageCapsClr, 4.25f, 1, 0, &dsATIFogVals },
{ kATIGenericChipset, nil, dsATIGenerCapsClr, 4.25f, 1, 0, &dsATIFogVals },
{ kNVidiaTNTChipset, nil, dsTNTCapsClr, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForce2Chipset,dsGeForce2Set, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForce3Chipset,dsGeForce3Set, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForce4MXChipset,dsGeForce4MXSet, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForce4Chipset,dsGeForce4Set, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForceChipset,dsGeForceSet, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kNVidiaGeForceFXChipset,nil, nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kMatroxG400Chipset, nil, dsMG400CapsClr, 3.25f, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kMatroxParhelia, dsMatroxParheliaSet,nil, 0, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kMatroxGenericChipset,nil, dsMG400CapsClr, 3.25f, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kIntelI810Chipset, nil, dsDefaultCapsClr, 4.5f, 1, -0.5f, &dsi810FogVals },
{ kSavage4Chipset, dsSavageCapsSet, dsSavageCapsClr, 4.0f, 1, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals }, // LOD bias should be -0.5 here
{ kSavage2000Chipset, dsSavageCapsSet, dsSavage2kCapsClr, 4.0f, 1, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kS3GenericChipset, dsSavageCapsSet, dsS3GenerCapsClr, 4.0f, 1, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kKYROChipset, dsKYROCapsSet, dsKYROCapsClr, -151.0f, 1, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ k3dfxV5Chipset, nil, ds3dfxV5CapsClr, 3.5f, 0, 0, &dsDefaultFogVals },
{ kSavage3DChipset, nil, dsDefaultCapsClr, 0, 0, 0, &dsS3DFogVals },
{ kATIRadeonChipset, dsATIRadeonCapsSet, dsATIRadeonCapsClr, 0, 0, 0, &dsRadeonFogVals },
{ kATIR7X00Chipset, dsATIR7X00CapsSet, dsATIR7X00CapsClr, 3.f, 2, 0, &dsRadeonFogVals },
{ kATIR7500Chipset, dsATIR7500CapsSet, dsATIR7X00CapsClr, 3.f, 2, 0, &dsRadeonFogVals },
{ kATIR8X00Chipset, dsATIR8X00CapsSet, dsATIR8X00CapsClr, 0, 0, 0, &dsRadeonFogVals },
};
};
//// IFudgeDirectXDevice //////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Checks this DirectX device against all our known types and fudges our caps
// flags and bias values, etc, accordingly
#ifdef HS_SELECT_DIRECT3D
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::IFudgeDirectXDevice( hsG3DDeviceRecord &record,
D3DEnum_DriverInfo *driverInfo,
D3DEnum_DeviceInfo *deviceInfo )
{
char desc[ 512 ]; // Can't rely on D3D constant, since that's in another file now
DWORD vendorID, deviceID;
char *szDriver, *szDesc;
/// Send it off to each D3D device, respectively
if( record.GetG3DDeviceType() == kDevTypeDirect3DTnL )
{
if( !IGetD3DCardInfo( record, driverInfo, deviceInfo, &vendorID, &deviceID, &szDriver, &szDesc ) )
{
// {} to make VC6 happy in release build
hsAssert( false, "Trying to fudge D3D device but D3D support isn't in this EXE!" );
}
}
#ifdef HS_SELECT_DX7
else if( record.GetG3DDeviceType() == kDevTypeDirect3D )
{
if( !IGetD3D7CardInfo( record, driverInfo, deviceInfo, &vendorID, &deviceID, &szDriver, &szDesc ) )
{
// {} to make VC6 happy in release build
hsAssert( false, "Trying to fudge D3D7 device but D3D7 support isn't in this EXE!" );
}
}
#endif // HS_SELECT_DX7
else
{
hsAssert( false, "IFudgeDirectXDevice got a device type that support wasn't compiled for!" );
}
/// So capitalization won't matter in our tests
hsAssert( strlen( szDesc ) < sizeof( desc ), "D3D device description longer than expected!" );
hsStrcpy( desc, szDesc );
hsStrLower( desc );
//// S3-based Cards ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Detect Savage 4 chipset
if( deviceID == 0x00008a22 || stricmp( szDriver, "s3savg4.dll" ) == 0 ||
( strstr( desc, "diamond" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "stealth iii" ) != nil ) ||
strstr( desc, "savage4 " ) != nil )
{
/// Yup, Savage 4.
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a Savage 4 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a Savage 4 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kSavage4Chipset, record );
}
/// Detect Savage 2000 chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00009102 ||
stricmp( szDriver, "s3sav2k.dll" ) == 0 ||
( strstr( desc, "diamond" ) != nil &&
strstr( desc, "viperii" ) != nil ) ||
strstr( desc, "savage2000 " ) != nil )
{
/// Yup, Savage 2000.
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a Savage 2000 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a Savage 2000 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kSavage2000Chipset, record );
}
/// Detect Savage3D chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00008a20 ||
stricmp( szDriver, "s3_6.dll" ) == 0 ||
strstr( desc, "savage3d" ) != nil )
{
/// Yup, Savage3D.
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a Savage3D chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a Savage3D chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kSavage3DChipset, record );
}
/// Detect Generic S3 chipset
else if( ( strncmp( szDriver, "s3", 2 ) == 0 ) || ( strstr( desc, "savage" ) != nil ) )
{
/// Yup, Generic S3.
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a generic S3 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a generic S3 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kS3GenericChipset, record );
}
//// ATI-based Cards //////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Detect ATI Rage 128 Pro chipset
else if( ( deviceID == 0x00005046 && // Normal ATI Rage 128 Pro detection
( stricmp( szDriver, "ati2dvaa.dll" ) == 0
|| strstr( desc, "rage 128 pro" ) != nil ) ) ||
( deviceID == 0x00005246 && // ATI All-in-wonder--same chipset, diff values
( stricmp( szDriver, "ati3draa.dll" ) == 0
|| strstr( desc, "all-in-wonder 128" ) != nil ) ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an ATI Rage 128 Pro chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an ATI Rage 128 Pro chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIRageProChipset, record );
}
/// Detect(detest?) ATI Rage FURY MAXX chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00005046 &&
( stricmp( szDriver, "ati3drau.dll" ) == 0
|| strstr( desc, "rage fury" ) != nil ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an ATI Rage Fury MAXX chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an ATI Rage Fury MAXX chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIRageFuryChipset, record );
}
/// Detect ATI Radeon chipset
// We will probably need to differentiate between different Radeons at some point in
// the future, but not now.
else if( // deviceID == 0x00005144 &&
( stricmp( szDriver, "ati2dvag.dll" ) == 0
|| strstr( desc, "radeon" ) != nil ) )
{
int series = 0;
const char* str = strstr(desc, "radeon");
if( str )
str += strlen("radeon");
else
{
str = strstr(desc, "all-in-wonder");
if( str )
str += strlen("all-in-wonder");
}
if( str )
{
if( 1 == sscanf(str, "%d", &series) )
{
if( (series == 7500) || (series == 7200) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 7200/7500 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 7200/7500 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIR7500Chipset, record );
}
else
if( (series >= 7000) && (series < 8000) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 7X00 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 7X00 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIR7X00Chipset, record );
}
else
if( (series >= 8000) && (series < 9000) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 8X00 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon 8X00 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIR8X00Chipset, record );
}
else
{
series = 0;
}
}
else
{
series = 0;
// Skip white space
while( *str && (*str <= 0x32) )
str++;
// I've still never seen either of these, so I'm just going by ATI's site.
// Don't have the option of using device-id's.
if( (str[0] == 'v') && (str[1] == 'e') )
{
// Got an alias here. If it's an All-in-Wonder VE, it's really a 7500.
// If it's a Radeon VE, it's really a 7000.
if( strstr(desc, "radeon") )
series = 7000;
else if( strstr(desc, "all-in-wonder") )
series = 7500;
}
}
}
if( !series )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for ATI Radeon chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIRadeonChipset, record );
}
}
/// Detect generic ATI chipset
else if( ( strncmp( szDriver, "ati", 3 ) == 0 ) || ( strstr( desc, "ati " ) != nil ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a generic ATI chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a generic ATI chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kATIGenericChipset, record );
}
//// Matrox-based Cards ///////////////////////////////////////////////////
else if( (deviceID == 0x527)
|| strstr(desc, "parhelia") )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a Matrox Parhelia chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a Matrox Millenium G400 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kMatroxParhelia, record );
}
/// Detect Matrox G400 chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00000525 &&
( stricmp( szDriver, "g400d.dll" ) == 0
|| ( strstr( desc, "matrox" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "g400" ) != nil ) ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a Matrox Millenium G400 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a Matrox Millenium G400 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kMatroxG400Chipset, record );
}
/// Detect generic Matrox chipset
else if( strstr( desc, "matrox" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a generic Matrox chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a generic Matrox chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kMatroxGenericChipset, record );
}
//// Other Cards //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Detect NVidia RIVA TNT chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00000020 &&
( stricmp( szDriver, "nvdd32.dll" ) == 0
|| strstr( desc, "nvidia riva tnt" ) != nil ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia RIVA TNT chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia RIVA TNT chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaTNTChipset, record );
if( record.GetMemoryBytes() < 16 * 1024 * 1024 )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== (also fudging memory up to 16MB) ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " (also fudging memory up to 16MB)" );
record.SetMemoryBytes( 16 * 1024 * 1024 );
}
}
/// Detect Intel i810 chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00007125 &&
( stricmp( szDriver, "i81xdd.dll" ) == 0
|| ( strstr( desc, "intel" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "810" ) != nil ) ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an Intel i810 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an Intel i810 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kIntelI810Chipset, record );
}
/// Detect STMicroelectronics KYRO chipset
else if( deviceID == 0x00000010 && ( strstr( desc, "kyro" ) != nil ) )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a KYRO chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a KYRO chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kKYROChipset, record );
}
/// Detect for a 3dfx Voodoo5
else if( vendorID == 0x121a && deviceID == 0x00000009 &&
stricmp( szDriver, "3dfxvs.dll" ) == 0 )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for a 3dfx Voodoo5 chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for a 3dfx Voodoo5 chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( k3dfxV5Chipset, record );
}
/// Detect for a GeForce-class card. We can be loose here because we want
/// to get ALL GeForce/2/256 cards
else if( strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "geforce2" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce2-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce2-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForce2Chipset, record );
}
else if( strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "geforce3" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce3-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce3-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForce3Chipset, record );
}
else if( strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "geforce4 mx" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce4MX-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce4MX-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForce4MXChipset, record );
}
else if( strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "geforce4" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce4-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce4-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForce4Chipset, record );
}
else if(
strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) && strstr( desc, "geforce" )
&& (
(deviceID == 0x101)
||(deviceID == 0x100)
||strstr(desc, "256")
)
)
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForce-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForceChipset, record );
}
else if( strstr( desc, "nvidia" ) != nil && strstr( desc, "geforce" ) != nil )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForceFX-based chipset ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using fudge factors for an NVidia GeForceFX-based chipset" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kNVidiaGeForceFXChipset, record );
}
/// Detect for a TNT-based card and force it to >= 16MB memory, so we always use it
else if( strstr( desc, "tnt" ) != nil && record.GetMemoryBytes() < 16 * 1024 * 1024 )
{
hsStatusMessage( "== NVidia TNT-based card detected. Fudging memory reading to 16MB ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " NVidia TNT-based card detected. Fudging memory reading to 16MB" );
record.SetMemoryBytes( 16 * 1024 * 1024 );
}
/// Default fudge values
else
{
hsStatusMessage( "== Using default fudge factors ==\n" );
plDemoDebugFile::Write( " Using default fudge factors" );
ISetFudgeFactors( kDefaultChipset, record );
}
}
#endif
//// ISetFudgeFactors /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Given a chipset ID, looks the values up in the CFT and sets the appropriate
// values.
void hsG3DDeviceSelector::ISetFudgeFactors( UInt8 chipsetID, hsG3DDeviceRecord &record )
{
int i, maxIDs, j;
maxIDs = sizeof( dsCFTable ) / sizeof( dsCFTable[ 0 ] );
/// Search for our chipset
for( i = 0; i < maxIDs; i++ )
{
if( dsCFTable[ i ].fType == chipsetID )
{
/// Found it!
// Flags to force set
if( dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToSet != nil )
{
for( j = 0; j < dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToSet[ 0 ]; j++ )
record.SetCap( dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToSet[ j + 1 ] );
}
// Flags to force clear
if( dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToClear != nil )
{
for( j = 0; j < dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToClear[ 0 ]; j++ )
record.SetCap( dsCFTable[ i ].fFlagsToClear[ j + 1 ], false );
}
// Suckiness
record.SetZBiasRating( dsCFTable[ i ].fZSuckiness );
// Max # of layers
if( dsCFTable[ i ].fForceMaxLayers > 0 )
record.SetLayersAtOnce( dsCFTable[ i ].fForceMaxLayers );
// LOD bias rating
record.SetLODBiasRating( dsCFTable[ i ].fLODRating );
// Fog tweaks
FogTweakTable *fogTweaks = dsCFTable[ i ].fFogTweaks;
record.SetFogApproxStarts( fogTweaks->fFogExpApproxStart, fogTweaks->fFogExp2ApproxStart );
record.SetFogEndBias( fogTweaks->fFogEndBias );
record.SetFogKneeParams( hsG3DDeviceRecord::kFogExp, fogTweaks->fFogExpKnee, fogTweaks->fFogExpKneeVal );
record.SetFogKneeParams( hsG3DDeviceRecord::kFogExp2, fogTweaks->fFogExp2Knee, fogTweaks->fFogExp2KneeVal );
if( record.GetCap(kCapsNoAA) )
{
int j;
for( j = 0; j < record.GetModes().GetCount(); j++ )
record.GetModes()[j].ClearFSAATypes();
}
return;
}
}
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Demo Debug File functions
// Created 10.10.2000 by Mathew Burrack @ Cyan, Inc.
// Modified 10.11 mcn to conform (more) to coding standards.
//
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// Local Globals ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
static plDemoDebugFile sMyDDFWriter;
hsBool plDemoDebugFile::fIsOpen = false;
FILE *plDemoDebugFile::fDemoDebugFP = nil;
hsBool plDemoDebugFile::fEnabled = false;
#endif
//// IDDFOpen /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Internal function--opens the demo debug file for writing. Returns true
// if successful, false otherwise.
hsBool plDemoDebugFile::IDDFOpen( void )
{
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
char fileName[] = "log/debug_info.dat";
time_t currTime;
struct tm *localTime;
char timeString[ 27 ]; // see definition of asctime()
char *c;
/// Don't open if we're not enabled
if( !fEnabled )
return false;
/// Open the file
if( fDemoDebugFP == nil )
fDemoDebugFP = fopen( fileName, "wt" );
if( fDemoDebugFP == nil )
return( fIsOpen = false );
/// Write out a header line
time( &currTime );
localTime = localtime( &currTime );
// Note: asctime includes a carriage return. Gotta strip...
strcpy( timeString, asctime( localTime ) );
c = strchr( timeString, '\n' );
if( c != nil )
*c = 0;
fprintf( fDemoDebugFP, "\n--- Demo Debug Info File (Created %s) ---\n", timeString );
/// All done!
return( fIsOpen = true );
#else
return false;
#endif
}
//// IDDFClose ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// "Whatcha gonna do when the lightning strikes and hits you...."
// -- "Lightning Strikes", Yes, 1999
void plDemoDebugFile::IDDFClose( void )
{
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
if( fDemoDebugFP != nil )
{
// Write an exit line (fun fun)
fputs( "--- End of Demo Debug Info File ---\n\n", fDemoDebugFP );
// Close
fclose( fDemoDebugFP );
}
fIsOpen = false;
#endif
}
//// Write ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Writes a string to the DDF. If the DDF isn't open, opens it.
void plDemoDebugFile::Write( char *string )
{
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
if( !fIsOpen )
IDDFOpen();
if( fIsOpen )
fprintf( fDemoDebugFP, "%s\n", string );
#endif
}
void plDemoDebugFile::Write( char *string1, char *string2 )
{
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
if( !fIsOpen )
IDDFOpen();
if( fIsOpen )
fprintf( fDemoDebugFP, "%s: %s\n", string1, string2 );
#endif
}
void plDemoDebugFile::Write( char *string1, Int32 value )
{
#if M3DDEMOINFO // Demo Debug Build
if( !fIsOpen )
IDDFOpen();
if( fIsOpen )
fprintf( fDemoDebugFP, "%s: %d (0x%x)\n", string1, value, value );
#endif
}