Are out there any graphic LCD liraries (C / sources / GPL...)?
I am using S6B0107, S6B0108 or SED1520;
Thanks
Graphical LCD examples
Started by ●September 21, 2005
Reply by ●September 22, 20052005-09-22
Hi,
Look at www.easygui.com. They offer an embedded library and a Windows
tool to setup your screens with all kind of features.
I use the embbedded library at a LPC2114 and it works fine for me.
The Windows tool makes it easy to change the layout of your screens.
The minimal library will cost you over 12kB of ROM when compiled with
GCC in THUMB mode. This is without fonts. And about 2kB of RAM,
excluding a buffer with the size of your LCD.
With kind regards,
Jeroen van Bakel.
--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Marko Pavlin <mp@h...> wrote:
> Are out there any graphic LCD liraries (C / sources / GPL...)?
>
> I am using S6B0107, S6B0108 or SED1520;
>
> Thanks
Look at www.easygui.com. They offer an embedded library and a Windows
tool to setup your screens with all kind of features.
I use the embbedded library at a LPC2114 and it works fine for me.
The Windows tool makes it easy to change the layout of your screens.
The minimal library will cost you over 12kB of ROM when compiled with
GCC in THUMB mode. This is without fonts. And about 2kB of RAM,
excluding a buffer with the size of your LCD.
With kind regards,
Jeroen van Bakel.
--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Marko Pavlin <mp@h...> wrote:
> Are out there any graphic LCD liraries (C / sources / GPL...)?
>
> I am using S6B0107, S6B0108 or SED1520;
>
> Thanks
Reply by ●September 23, 20052005-09-23
--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Marko Pavlin <mp@h...> wrote:
> Are out there any graphic LCD liraries (C / sources / GPL...)?
>
> I am using S6B0107, S6B0108 or SED1520;
>
> Thanks
Hi,
look here (is a driver/code for sed1330 but it's simple to modify)
http://graphlcd.berlios.de/history.html
greetings
matthias
> Are out there any graphic LCD liraries (C / sources / GPL...)?
>
> I am using S6B0107, S6B0108 or SED1520;
>
> Thanks
Hi,
look here (is a driver/code for sed1330 but it's simple to modify)
http://graphlcd.berlios.de/history.html
greetings
matthias
