// compile-time configuration
// nearly everything here can be overridden at run-time
//
// by: Patrick Reynolds <patrickr@virginia.edu>

#ifndef CONFIG_H
#define CONFIG_H

// DEFAULT_DETECT_MODE (-d)
// which detection mode to use by default (see camera.h for details)
//   0 = no detection
//   1 = okay if either succeeds    (default)
//   2 = try Patrick's scheme only
//   3 = try Kenny's scheme only
//   4 = okay only if both schemes succeed
// 2 and 3 are faster than 1, but are less likely to succeed.  Is 4 even 
// worth having?  :)
#define DEFAULT_DETECT_MODE 1

// DEFAULT_PORT (-P)
// which port to find the camera on (0 = probe 0x378, 0x278, and 0x3bc)
#define DEFAULT_PORT 0

// PRIVATE_CMAP_DEFAULT (-p, xcqcam only)
// use a private colormap by default in 8-bpp mode?  1=yes, 0=no
#define PRIVATE_CMAP_DEFAULT 0

// AUTO_ADJ_DEFAULT (-a)
// automatically adjust brightness and color balance on startup?  1=yes, 0=no
#define AUTO_ADJ_DEFAULT 1

// DEFAULT_SHM (-m, xcqcam only)
// use the MIT shared-memory (SHM) extension?
// 1=yes, 0=no
#define DEFAULT_SHM 1

// DEFAULT_BPP (-32)
// use 24 or 32 bits per pixel?
#define DEFAULT_BPP 32

// DESPECKLE
// define it if you want auto-despeckling.  Despeckling can cause a very 
// small amount of blurring in some pictures.  (Better than the speckles,
// I promise :)
#define DESPECKLE

// LOCKING
// define it if you want qcam-compatible locking.  qcam's locking is a
// little flawed.  I've done the best I can with it, and it at least 
// keeps two copies of cqcam/xcqcam from stepping on each other.
#define LOCKING

#endif