Cag Generated Font Portable [ Linux ]

True portability means zero installation. The executable should run from any directory, leave no registry entries (on Windows), and store configuration files locally within the same folder.

The term “CAG generated font portable” refers to a font file (or a set of font generation tools) that is created by or associated with CAG (a now-defunct or obscure software/developer) and is designed to be portable — meaning it does not require traditional installation, can be used on-the-fly from removable media (USB drive), and leaves no traces on the host computer. cag generated font portable

// cag_font.h – Portable CAG stroke font
#ifndef CAG_FONT_H
#define CAG_FONT_H
#include <stdint.h>
// Glyph 'A' – relative moves: dx,dy,flags (1=draw,0=move)
static const uint8_t glyph_A[] = 
0,10,0, 10,-10,1, 10,10,1, -10,-5,0, 10,0,1, 0,0,0
; True portability means zero installation
// Map ASCII 65 ('A') to glyph
static const uint8_t* font_map[128] = 0;
attribute((constructor)) void init_font_map() 
font_map[65] = glyph_A;
 // Render text void cag_draw_text(const char* s, int
// Render text
void cag_draw_text(const char* s, int x, int y, int scale,
void (*line_cb)(int x1,int y1,int x2,int y2)) 
int cx = x, cy = y;
for (; s; s++)  g[1]
#endif