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-/** @file
-    @brief Header with integer types for Viewer, Eye, and Surface
-   counts/indices, as well as viewport information.
-
-    Must be c-safe!
-
-    @date 2015
-
-    @author
-    Sensics, Inc.
-    <http://sensics.com/osvr>
-*/
-
-/*
-// Copyright 2015 Sensics, Inc.
-//
-// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-// You may obtain a copy of the License at
-//
-//        http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-//
-// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-// limitations under the License.
-*/
-
-#ifndef INCLUDED_RenderingTypesC_h_GUID_6689A6CA_76AC_48AC_A0D0_2902BC95AC35
-#define INCLUDED_RenderingTypesC_h_GUID_6689A6CA_76AC_48AC_A0D0_2902BC95AC35
-
-/* Internal Includes */
-#include <osvr/Util/StdInt.h>
-#include <osvr/Util/APIBaseC.h>
-
-/* Library/third-party includes */
-/* none */
-
-/* Standard includes */
-/* none */
-
-OSVR_EXTERN_C_BEGIN
-
-/** @addtogroup PluginKit
-@{
-*/
-
-/** @brief A count or index for a display input in a display config.
-*/
-typedef uint8_t OSVR_DisplayInputCount;
-
-/** @brief The integer type used in specification of size or location of a
-    display input, in pixels.
-*/
-typedef int32_t OSVR_DisplayDimension;
-
-/** @brief The integer type specifying a number of viewers in a system.
-
-    A "head" is a viewer (though not all viewers are necessarily heads).
-
-    The count is output from osvrClientGetNumViewers().
-
-    When used as an ID/index, it is zero-based, so values range from 0 to (count
-    - 1) inclusive.
-
-    The most frequent count is 1, though higher values are theoretically
-    possible. If you do not handle higher values, do still check and alert the
-    user if their system reports a higher number, as your application may not
-    behave as the user expects.
-*/
-typedef uint32_t OSVR_ViewerCount;
-
-/** @brief The integer type specifying the number of eyes (viewpoints) of a
-    viewer.
-
-    The count for a given viewer is output from osvrClientGetNumEyesForViewer().
-
-    When used as an ID/index, it is zero-based,so values range from 0 to (count
-    - 1) inclusive, for a given viewer.
-
-    Use as an ID/index is not meaningful except in conjunction with the ID of
-    the corresponding viewer. (that is, there is no overall "eye 0", but "viewer
-    0, eye 0" is meaningful.)
-
-    In practice, the most frequent counts are 1 (e.g. mono) and 2 (e.g. stereo),
-    and for example the latter results in eyes with ID 0 and 1 for the viewer.
-    There is no innate or consistent semantics/meaning ("left" or "right") to
-    indices guaranteed at this time, and applications should not try to infer
-    any.
-*/
-typedef uint8_t OSVR_EyeCount;
-
-/** @brief The integer type specifying the number of surfaces seen by a viewer's
-    eye.
-
-    The count for a given viewer and eye is output from
-    osvrClientGetNumSurfacesForViewerEye(). Note that the count is not
-    necessarily equal between eyes of a viewer.
-
-    When used as an ID/index, it is zero-based, so values range from 0 to (count
-    - 1) inclusive, for a given viewer and eye.
-
-    Use as an ID/index is not meaningful except in conjunction with the IDs of
-    the corresponding viewer and eye. (that is, there is no overall "surface 0",
-    but "viewer 0, eye 0, surface 0" is meaningful.)
-*/
-typedef uint32_t OSVR_SurfaceCount;
-
-/** @brief The integer type used in specification of size or location of a
-    viewport.
-*/
-typedef int32_t OSVR_ViewportDimension;
-
-/** @brief The integer type used to indicate relative priorities of a display
-    distortion strategy. Negative values are defined to mean that strategy is
-    unavailable.
-
-    @sa OSVR_DISTORTION_PRIORITY_UNAVAILABLE
-*/
-typedef int32_t OSVR_DistortionPriority;
-
-/** @brief The constant to return as an OSVR_DistortionPriority if a given
-    strategy is not available for a surface.
-
-    @sa OSVR_DistortionPriority
-*/
-#define OSVR_DISTORTION_PRIORITY_UNAVAILABLE (-1)
-
-/** @} */
-
-OSVR_EXTERN_C_END
-
-#endif