Copyright 2004, the OpenGLUT contributors.

The genfonts program was originally written for the
old freeglut library.  It was hacked on for the OpenGLUT
library to provide ISO 8859-1 characters, which old GLUT
also provided but which freeglut did not provide.  Along
the way, it was updated to reflect the current OpenGLUT
font structures, as presently inherited from freeglut.

It may also serve as a reference for the X side of
system font support, if we do not retain a Pixmap based
offscreen window feature.  (pbuffers are not strictly
requird to suppot X rendering.)

The tool has some irksome bugs:  Some noise seems to some-
times work its way into the right- and lower-edges of
glyphs; I confess to not seeing how this bug was intro-
duced, but the original utility did not seem to do that.
Adding to the width and height of the Pixmaps used for
rendering the fonts seems to alleviate the problems, but
that's a hack and doesn't solve the entire problem.

