# hack_14.c

LVGL bitmap font source for the Hack Regular typeface at 14 px.

## Overview

This file contains a pre-rendered bitmap font generated from the Hack Regular TrueType font (`Hack-Regular.ttf`) for use with LVGL. It provides a complete monospaced programmer font covering the full Basic Multilingual Plane (Unicode range 0x0000--0xFFFF). The font is intended for use in terminal emulators, code editors, or any UI element within Asuro that benefits from a fixed-width typeface.

The file was generated by the LVGL font converter tool and is approximately 12,900 lines (~548 KB) of static bitmap and glyph descriptor data.

## Configuration Options / Defines

### HACK_14
Value: `1` (default). Acts as a compile-time guard. Set to `0` to exclude this font from the build entirely.

## Font Properties

| Property | Value |
|----------|-------|
| Font family | Hack Regular |
| Size | 14 px |
| Bits per pixel | 4 (16-level anti-aliasing) |
| Compression | None (`--no-compress`) |
| Stride alignment | 1 byte |
| Data alignment | 1 byte |
| Line height | 19 px |
| Baseline | 5 px from bottom |
| Underline position | -2 |
| Underline thickness | 1 |
| Unicode range | 0x0000--0xFFFF |
| Subpixel rendering | None |

## Public Symbol

```c
const lv_font_t hack_14;
```

This is the font descriptor exposed for use in LVGL widget styles. Reference it as `&hack_14` when assigning fonts to labels, text areas, or other text-bearing widgets.

## Generation Command

```
--bpp 4 --size 14 --no-compress --stride 1 --align 1 \
--font Hack-Regular.ttf --range 0-65535 --format lvgl -o hack_14.c
```

## Notes

- This is a machine-generated file. Do not edit by hand; regenerate using the LVGL font converter if changes are needed.
- The full 0--65535 Unicode range makes this a large file. If binary size is a concern, the range could be narrowed to only the code points actually used.
- The font includes version-conditional compilation guards for compatibility across LVGL 6.x through 9.x, though Asuro targets LVGL 9.2.2.
- The `LV_ATTRIBUTE_LARGE_CONST` annotation on the glyph bitmap array allows the linker to place it in an appropriate read-only section.