Fonts make up the biggest portion of DisplayCore. There's fonts for everything you can imagine. Game fonts, sophisticated fonts, fun fonts, computerised fonts... You name it, there's a font for it.
This is a Font class which takes the data from an Amiga bitmap font file
(not the .font file, the numeric file in the directory named after the font,
for instance ruby/8).
It handles proportional spacing and kerning, though negative kerning, when background and foreground differ (i.e., in non-transparent background mode) may cause the right portion of one character to be overwritten by the next.
```C++
const uint8_t *fontData = { 0xaa, 0xbb, ...
#include <AmerikaSans.h>
#include <Assassin.h>
#include <Quando.h>
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