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//
//   GLI - openGL Intercept Configuration file for using OGLE
//
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//
// (Note: all options are case sensetitive)
//
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//ProfileName = "Basic Logging";
//ProfileDescription = "Does Basic Logging";

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//
//  Log Options:
//
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//
//  LogEnabled      - Enable function call logging
//
//  LogFlush        - If true, will flush the logger after each OpenGL call is made.
//                    This is useful to catch a OpenGL call that crashes the 
//                    application. This only applies to text file logging.  
//
//  LogPath         - Path to store the logged files. If not specified, files 
//                    will be stored relative to the GLI OpenGL dll.
//
//  LogFileName     - The name of the file to log to (without extension)
//  
//  AdditionalRenderCalls - Names of additional OpenGL functions that are to be treated as render calls. 
//                    (extra frame and state info can be dumped at render calls)
//
//  LogMaxNumFrames - The maximum number of frames that will be logged. 
//                    This is useful for retrieving startup information from a 
//                    application or limiting the file size on apps that make 
//                    a lot of OpenGL calls (Note: This also affects per-frame logging)
//  
//  LogFormat       - The format of the log. If equal to "XML" (without quotes) 
//                    will log in the XML format. Else, the plain text format is used.
//
//  XMLFormat::XSLFile - When the log format is XML, this option specifies the XSL file
//                       to be used (if any). A XSL file usually formats the XML into a
//                       readable HTML format.
//
//  XMLFormat::BaseDir - The base (or source) directory where the XSL file can be found.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

FunctionLog
{
LogEnabled = True;
LogFlush   = True
//LogPath     = "c:\temp\";
LogFileName = "gliInterceptLog"

  //AdditionalRenderCalls = ("glClear");

//LogMaxNumFrames = 200;

//LogFormat   = XML;

XMLFormat
{
  XSLFile = gliIntercept_DHTML2.xsl;
  BaseDir = "C:\Program Files\GLInterceptx64_1_3_4\XSL";
}
}


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//
//  LogPerFrame Options:
//
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//
//  Enabled         - Enable logging per frame. If this is true, instead of 
//                    logging all OpenGL calls, the below frame start keys will
//                    enable the loggers at the start of a frame. The loggers
//                    will be disabled when the keys are pressed again and the next 
//                    frame is reached (see OneFrameOnly for other options).
//
//                    Output of logging is saved to a directory called 
//                    Frame_XXXX where XXXX is the frame number that logging
//                    started.
//
//  FrameStartKeys  - The keys used to enable/disable logging. Valid values can be any 
//                    combination of 0-9,a-z,f1-f12,ctrl,shift,tab,lwin,rwin,
//                    print,up,down,left,right,add,sub,insert,delete etc.
//
//  OneFrameOnly    - If enabled, will only log only one frame per key-press.
//                    Loggers will be disabled at the end of the next frame.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// OGLE requires:
//     LogPerFrame = True;
//     OneFrameOnly = True;
// because OGLE logs vertices whenever GLIntercept is logging
LogPerFrame
{
  Enabled = True;
  FrameStartKeys = (ctrl,shift,l);
  OneFrameOnly = True; 
}




//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Input Files:
//
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//
//  GLFunctionDefines - The file to retrieve the OpenGL function defines from.
//                      (The text header files that contain the parameters of OpenGL functions to be logged)
//
//  GLSystemLib       - The full path to the "real" OpenGL system library. This will be assigned automatically
//                      so usually does not have to be defined.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

InputFiles
{
GLFunctionDefines = "C:\Program Files\GLInterceptx64_1_3_4\GLFunctions\gliIncludes.h"
//GLSystemLib     = "opengl32.orig.dll"
}
// Some applications don't seem to work with OpenGL32.dll in the system directory
// so you can copy it into the application directory and rename it and uncomment below:
// GLSystemLib     = "opengl32.orig.dll"


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//
//  Error Checking:
//
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//
//  GLErrorChecking - A OpenGL glGetError() is made after all appropiate OpenGL calls. 
//                    If an error is detected, the error code is logged to the current text/XML log next 
//                    to the function that caused the error.
//                    (OpenGL Error context is still saved so application invoked glGetError() calls are safe)  
//
//  ThreadChecking  - While GLIntercept is not currently thread-safe, (ie. So you cannot have multiple render 
//                    contexts active at the same time) enabling this option will perform basic thread checking. 
//                    (Will currently check OpenGL calls to see if they are made on the thread with the 
//                     active render context)
//
//  BreakOnError    - (used with above) Issue programmer debug breakpoint on an error.
//                    Note that glIntercept alters the stack, so to get a valid call stack when debugging
//                    you will need to step through some assembly (F10 on VC6) until the stack is restored. 
//
//  LogOnError      - (used with above) Log all OpenGL errors to the GLIntercept error log (gliLog.txt).
//
//  ExtendedErrorLog - (used with above) Report all available data about the function the produced the error.
//                     (ie. Full resolved parameters that were passed to the function are reported.)
//                     (Enabling this option will cause a severe slowdown even when no errors are produced. Only 
//                      enable when debugging specific errors)
//
//  DebuggerErrorLog - Mirror the contents of the error log (gliLog.txt) file to the debuggers' window.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

ErrorChecking
{
GLErrorChecking  = False;
ThreadChecking   = False;
BreakOnError     = False;
LogOnError       = True;
ExtendedErrorLog = False;
DebuggerErrorLog = False;

}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Image logging:
//
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//
//  LogEnabled    - Enabled the image logger. OpenGL textures are saved to the directory 
//                  "Images" under the main log path. Only the texture types specified in
//                  SaveGLTypes are saved.
//
//  RenderCallStateLog - If enabled, each render call issued will list the currently bound
//                       textures for all texture stages. (works with text and XML logging)
// 
//  SaveFormats    - The image formats to save the textures in. Current valid formats are 
//                   PNG,JPG and TGA. Note that more than one format can be specified. 
//                   (ie. (PNG,TGA) will save all textures twice, once in PNG format, once
//                    in TGA format) 
//
//                   Note on image formats:
//                   TGA - Is pixel precise and is the fastest save format but is also the biggest. 
//                         TGA's are also not supported by web browsers (if you use XML with XSL to view the logs).
//                   PNG - Is pixel precise and is slower to save but is smaller than TGA. 
//                         PNG's are brower compatable.
//                   JPG - Is a format that does not save alpha and saves colors in a lossy format.
//                         It is the smallest format and is slower to save than TGA's.
//                         JPG's are brower compatable.
//
//  FlipXAxis      - The saving of textures is upside-down by default. Using this option will 
//                   flip the image before saving.
//
//  TileCubeMaps   - Cube map textures are saved as six individual images. Enabling this option enables 
//                   the six image to be tiled together (flattened cube shaped) and saved as one image.
//
//  SaveGLTypes    - The types of OpenGL textures to save. Valid options are 1D,2D,3D and CUBE.
//                   Note: NVRect textures use the 2D option.
//
//  SavePbufferTex - This option enables/disables the saving of textures that are bound from a p-buffer.
//                   Note: P-Buffer textures are saved each time a p-buffer is bound to the texture.
//                   (ie. no checks are performed to see if the p-buffer has changed)
//
//  ImageIcon->Enabled    - This enables saving a icon version of all images saved. (useful in XML browser viewing)
//
//  ImageIcon->SaveFormat - The format of the save icon images (TGA,PNG or JPG)
//
//  ImageIcon->Size       - The size of the icons to save
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

ImageLog
{
  LogEnabled  = True;

  RenderCallStateLog = True;

  SaveFormats = PNG;
  FlipXAxis   = False;
  TileCubeMaps= True;
  
  SaveGLTypes = (1D,2D,3D,CUBE);
  SavePbufferTex = True;

  ImageIcon
  {
    Enabled=True;
    SaveFormat = JPG;
    Size = 40;
  }
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Shader logging
//
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//
//  LogEnabled    - Enabled the shader logger. OpenGL shaders/programs are saved to the directory 
//                  "Shaders" under the main log path. Supported types included ARB/NV vertex/fragment
//                  programs and vertex/fragment GLSL shaders/programs. ATI specific vertex/fragment 
//                  shaders are not supported.
//
//  RenderCallStateLog - If enabled, each render call issued will list the currently bound
//                       shaders (vertex and fragment). (works with text and XML logging)
//
//  AttachLogState - If enabled, attitional information such as compile/link state and additional
//                   driver information may be attached to each shader/program. 
//                   (Currently only GLSL support). Note that enabling this option may force 
//                   shaders to complete compiling immediately. 
//
//  ValidatePreRender - If the above AttachLogState is enabled, this option will perform a validation of
//                      the shader before each render and append it to the log. Enabling this option will
//                      cause the shader to be re-saved at each render call. 
//                      (GLSL only feature via glValidateProgram) 
//
//  UniformLogPreRender - If the above AttachLogState is enabled, this option will dump all uniforms that 
//                        are active in the shader before each render. Enabling this option will
//                        cause the shader to be re-saved at each render call. (GLSL only feature)
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

ShaderLog
{
  LogEnabled = True;
  
  RenderCallStateLog = True;

  AttachLogState      = True;
  ValidatePreRender   = False;
  UniformLogPreRender = False;

  //Future formatting options
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Display List logging
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  LogEnabled    - Enabled the display list logger. OpenGL display lists are saved to the directory 
//                  "DisplayLists" under the main log path. If a program has a lot of big glBegin/glEnd
//                  sections in display lists, (ie 1000's of glVertex calls) the application may seem 
//                  un-responsive on startup as all these calls are processed on the list creation.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

DisplayListLog
{
  LogEnabled = True;

}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Frame(Buffer) logging
//
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//
//  LogEnabled    - Enabled the frame(buffer) logger. When enabled, each render call can 
//                  save the pre/post/diff frame buffer (color or depth) to view the changes 
//                  that the render call made. Frame buffer saves are written to a directory 
//                  "Frames" under the main log path.
//
//  SaveFormat    - The image format to save the frame buffer in. Current options are TGA,PNG, and JPG.
//                  (see ImageLog::SaveFormats for a decription of the formats)
//
//  FrameIcon->Enabled - This enables saving a icon version of all images saved. (useful in XML browser viewing)
//
//  FrameIcon->SaveFormat - The format of the save icon images (TGA,PNG or JPG)
//
//  FrameIcon->Size    - The size of the icons to save
//
//  FrameMovie->Enabled - This enables a movie of the "post" and "diff" frame buffers to be saved. If multiple, buffers
//                        are saved, they are tiled together. (This is useful to quicky inspect how a frame is composed)
//                        The resulting movie is called FrameMovie.avi in the frame buffer directory.
//
//  FrameMovie->Size    - The width height of the saved frame buffers. (ie. (640,480)) The resulting movie will be 
//                        larger if multiple buffers are saved at once as they are tiled together.
//
//  FrameMovie->FrameRate - The frame rate of the saved movie.
//
//  FrameMovie->Compression  - The list of compression codecs used to save the movie (usually 4 letters).
//                             The first valid codec is used. Special codecs are:
//                             "menu" -  will display a menu for the user to select a codec.
//                             "none" -  will use no compression.
//
//  ColorBufferLog - The color frame buffer save options. Options can include any combination of
//                   (pre,post,diff). 
//                   pre  -  The frame's color buffer is saved before the render call
//
//                   post -  The frame's color buffer is saved after the render call
//
//                   diff -  The difference between the pre and post buffer saves is written.
//                           (green represents pixels with no differnce. If the image is red, 
//                            no image differences were detected)
//
//  DepthBufferLog - The depth frame buffer save options. Options are the same as in ColorBufferLog.
//                   (Note: Depth-buffer saving can be very slow)
//
//  StencilBufferLog - The stencil frame buffer save options. Options are the same as in ColorBufferLog.
//                   (Note: Stencil-buffer saving can be very slow)
//
//  StencilColors - When saving the stencil buffer, it can be useful to save the buffer with color codes.
//                  (ie stencil value 1 = red) This array supplies index color pairs for each stencil 
//                  value up to 255. The indices must be in order and the colors are in the format 
//                  AABBGGRR. If an index is missing, it will take the value of the index as the color.
//                  (ie. stencil index 128 = (255, 128,128,128) = greyscale values)
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

FrameLog
{
  LogEnabled = False;
  SaveFormat = JPG;

  FrameIcon
  {
    Enabled = True;
    SaveFormat = JPG;
    Size = 40;
  }
  FrameMovie
  {
    Enabled = False;
    Size    = (640,480);
    FrameRate = 15;
    Compression = ("mpg4","divx","none");
  }

  ColorBufferLog = (pre,post,diff);
  //DepthBufferLog = (pre,post,diff);

  //StencilBufferLog = (pre,post,diff);
  StencilColors = (0,0xFF000000,   //Black
                   1,0xFFFF0000,   //Blue
                   2,0xFFFFFF00,   //Light Blue
                   3,0xFF0000FF,   //Red
                   4,0xFF00FFFF,   //Yellow
                   5,0xFFFF00FF,   //Purple
                   6,0xFF80FFFF,   //Bright Yellow
                   7,0xFFFFFFFF);  //White (Note green is not used as that is the "diff" color)

}



//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Function time logging
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  NOTE: It is important to not mis-use the results of this logger. OpenGL is a very pipelined
//        API and you can not optimize your code based on how long is spent in each function call.
//        This logger is only intended for advanced users to determine where pipeline stalls "MAY"
//        have occured and determine speeds of operations such as glReadPixels etc.
//
//  LogEnabled    - Enabled the timer log. When enabled, the time taken inside each OpenGL 
//                  function is added to the main log. (if enabled). The logging reports 
//                  in microseconds (millionth of a second). Only take these results as
//                  approximate figures as GLIntercept will add a small amout of overhead. 
//                  (More overhead may be indicated in the functions wglGetProcAddress, 
//                   all wgl*(context) functions, glBegin,glEnd,glGetError)
//
//                  If you are using this logger to determine where pipeline stalls occur,
//                  ensure to disable ALL other loggers (image/shader/frame etc) as these
//                  loggers may cause pipline stalls. Also disable parameter logging by
//                  not defining "GLFunctionDefines" and use flat text logging to get the
//                  fastest logging possible. (and hence the most accurate results)
//
//  LogCutoff    -  The number of microseconds below which the time value is not reported.
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

TimerLog
{
  LogEnabled = False;
 
  LogCutoff  = 20; 

}


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Plugins
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  BaseDir    - The base directory where the plugins can be found
//
//  Plugins    - Listing of all plugins to load (and the locations
//               to load from) Under each plugin, plugin specific options
//               can be specified. 
//
//
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PluginData
{

  BaseDir = "C:\Program Files\GLInterceptx64_1_3_4\Plugins";

  Plugins
  {

    //
    // Name of plugin   |  Plugin load location
    // {  Plugin specific options. (See the plugins' config.ini file for options) }

    OGLE = ("OGLE/OGLE.dll") 
    {
	// See Plugins/OGLE/config.ini or OGLE README for description of 
	// OGLE plugin config settings

	Scale = 1.0;
	FlipPolygonStrips = True;
	CaptureNormals = False;
        CaptureTextureCoords = False;
	LogFunctions = False;
	ObjFileName = "ogle";
	FilePerFrame = False;
	FileInFrameDir = False;

	TRIANGLES = True;
	TRIANGLE_STRIP = True;
	TRIANGLE_FAN = True;
	QUADS = True;
	QUAD_STRIP = True;
	POLYGON = True;
    }


// If your application uses Vertex Programs to position objects, they will not
// be captured correctly by OGLE.  Uncommenting the following code will 
// disable Vertex Programs, and applications which only use the optionally will
// still run.      
//
//      ExtensionOverride = ("GLExtOverride/GLExtOverride.dll") 
//      { 
//	RemoveExtensions = (GL_ARB_vertex_program, GL_ARB_fragment_program); 
//      } 
//         ExtensionOverride = ("GLExtOverride/GLExtOverride.dll")
//         {
//   RemoveExtensions = (GL_ARB_vertex_program, GL_ARB_fragment_program, GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object)
//    }

  }
}