Bob,
GDI (Graphics Device Interface) is just the name of a set of drawing functions in Windows.
The foo2hiperc driver basically translates a postscript file to the printer's native raw data format (hiper-c).
So eCUPS has to be configured to generate postscript output and then use this driver to generate the printer data.
I hope this clarifies a bit
Michel
GDI (Graphics Device Interface) is just the name of a set of drawing functions in Windows.
The foo2hiperc driver basically translates a postscript file to the printer's native raw data format (hiper-c).
So eCUPS has to be configured to generate postscript output and then use this driver to generate the printer data.
I hope this clarifies a bit
Michel