penguin
/
Embedded-Graphics
Arquivado
1
0
Fork 0
Código Issues Pull requests Projetos Versões Wiki Atividade
This started as a learning project that eventually spiraled into supporting multiple mcus and multiple screens. See README
Você não pode selecionar mais de 25 tópicos Os tópicos devem começar com uma letra ou um número, podem incluir traços ('-') e podem ter até 35 caracteres.
Este repositório está arquivado. Você pode visualizar os arquivos e realizar clone, mas não poderá realizar push nem abrir issues e pull requests.
58 Commits
2 Branches
0 Tags
488 MiB
C 92.1%
C++ 6%
Makefile 1.9%
 
 
 
stable
unstable
Branches Tags
${ item.name }
Criar tag ${ searchTerm }
Criar branch ${ searchTerm }
de stable
${ noResults }
Ir para arquivo
Penguin 3fb49fbf28 correction in doc 2 anos atrás
.cache/clangd/index removing clangd cache 2 anos atrás
doc d21 now has a working image! 4 anos atrás
electrical updated doc 2 anos atrás
software benchmark runs and fails randomly... next task is to update to master branch of lvgl so documentation becomes useful again 2 anos atrás
.gitignore removing clangd cache 2 anos atrás
.gitmodules moving away from atmel studio. its become too much of a burden to keep using 4 anos atrás
README.md correction in doc 2 anos atrás

README.md

Embedded-Graphics

This project started as a learning project so I could learn how to integrate LVGL with ASF3 using a SAMD21. It evolved into something a little more complex. This project now supports the SAME54 using ASF4 and the SAMD21 using ASF3. I now use this as a reference for other LVGL projects. The supported LCD drivers are the SSD1963 and ILI9486 (IL9468 is not working atm). This repository is filled with previously undocumented knowns that were really annoying to find, so having this as a reference is extremely useful now. The project is a mess, but it's because it has around a year (on and off) of research in it, and it was only ever meant to be a reference.

I also made a PCB for this project: https://git.epenguin.net/penguin/GFX-Development-Board