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<driver id="driver/lm1100">
<name>lm1100</name>
<url>http://www.openprinting.org/download/printing/lm1100/</url>
<thirdpartysupplied />
<packages>
<package scope="general" fingerprint="https://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/keys/openprinting">*lm1100*</package>
</packages>
<execution>
<filter />
<prototype>gs -q -sDEVICE=ppmraw -r300 %A -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -dNOINTERPOLATE -dPARANOIDSAFER %Z -sOutputFile=- - | lm1100 %B -</prototype>
</execution>
<comments>
<en>
Tim Engler's Lexmark 1100 driver, released March 2000. Tim does
not continue the development any more, someone overtaking the
project is welcome. The original web site,
<tt>http://www.burntcouch.com/lexmark/</tt> is not
available anymore, but the driver can be downloaded here from
OpenPrinting<p>
<i>Important:</i> If you use gcc 3.1 or later for
compiling this driver you should apply a little correction by
running the command<p>
<tt>perl -p -i -e
's/friend Lexmark/friend class Lexmark/'
*.h</tt><p>
in the source directory of the driver before you compile the
driver with the "<tt>make</tt>"
command.<p>
To use gcc 3.4 or later, you need to apply <a
href="http://www.openprinting.org/download/printing/lm1100/lm1100.1.0.2a-fix-compile-gcc-3.4.patch.gz">this
patch</a>.<p>
For gcc 4.1 or later, you need to run the command<p>
<tt>perl -p -i -e
's/\b[^\s:]+:://'
*.h</tt><p>
in the source directory of the driver before compiling. This
removes the now deprecated extra qualifications
"&lt;class&gt;::&lt;member&gt;" on class
members.<p>
</en>
</comments>
<printers>
<printer>
<id>printer/Lexmark-1000</id>
</printer>
<printer>
<id>printer/Lexmark-1020</id>
<comments>
<en>It might work with this 1000/1100 driver? Someone try and let me know.</en>
</comments>
</printer>
<printer>
<id>printer/Lexmark-1100</id>
</printer>
</printers>
</driver>
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