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From: Martin Kaul on 28 Sep 2006 11:35 Keith wrote: > I am on a search for an embedded GUI / Windowing / 2-D system. I would > like the source code (in ANSI-C) included in addition to basic drawing > mechanisms (circle, dot, line, rectangle). This needs to be usable on > an embedded system and easily portable. I've looked at uc/GUI from > Micrium and C/PEG from Swell Software. They both look sufficient, > possibly an overkill, but I am wondering what else is out there. Does > anyone have recommendations on other similar projects or opinions on > the two? We use emWin (www.segger.com). Nice library - easy to use/good dokumentation/platform independent. They come with a Windows library for Visual-Studio or Borland-Builder to simulate the display in a own windows application. regards Martin
From: Keith on 28 Sep 2006 12:28 This looks about right: http://www.nexgen-software.com/PublicAsp/Modules/Products/NexGenGUI4.asp I'm also wondering about the status of Segger and Micrium. It seems a lot of emWin's tables, pages and graphics are shown in Micrium's website as part of uc/GUI. Can anyone enlighten the difference between the two? typhon62 wrote: > 42Bastian Schick wrote: > > On 27 Sep 2006 12:36:58 -0700, "Keith" <keith.prickett(a)gmail.com> > > wrote: > > > > >possibly an overkill, but I am wondering what else is out there. Does > > >anyone have recommendations on other similar projects or opinions on > > >the two? > > > > NexGen (France, commercial) comes to mind. > > -- > > 42Bastian > > Do not email to bastian42(a)yahoo.com, it's a spam-only account :-) > > Use <same-name>@monlynx.de instead ! > > I searched around a bit and could not find NexGen anywhere, do you have > a web link? > > Thanks!
From: Martin Kaul on 28 Sep 2006 13:47 Keith wrote: > This looks about right: > http://www.nexgen-software.com/PublicAsp/Modules/Products/NexGenGUI4.asp > > I'm also wondering about the status of Segger and Micrium. It seems a > lot of emWin's tables, pages and graphics are shown in Micrium's > website as part of uc/GUI. Can anyone enlighten the difference between > the two? Years ago I searched for a embedded LCD library. At a fair an employee of Micrium told me that the GUI part of Micrium is relabled Segger GUI. Segger in turn relables parts from Micrium. regards Martin
From: Amontec, Larry on 29 Sep 2006 07:21 Checkout Qt Embedded ! Laurent http://www.amontec.com Martin Kaul wrote: > Keith wrote: > >> I am on a search for an embedded GUI / Windowing / 2-D system. I would >> like the source code (in ANSI-C) included in addition to basic drawing >> mechanisms (circle, dot, line, rectangle). This needs to be usable on >> an embedded system and easily portable. I've looked at uc/GUI from >> Micrium and C/PEG from Swell Software. They both look sufficient, >> possibly an overkill, but I am wondering what else is out there. Does >> anyone have recommendations on other similar projects or opinions on >> the two? > > > We use emWin (www.segger.com). Nice library - easy to use/good > dokumentation/platform independent. > > They come with a Windows library for Visual-Studio or Borland-Builder to > simulate the display in a own windows application. > > regards > Martin
From: Amontec, Larry on 29 Sep 2006 07:23
opps the link: Qt for embedded Linux www.trolltech.com The foundation of Trolltech's embedded technology Laurent http://www.amontec.com Amontec, Larry wrote: > Checkout Qt Embedded ! > > Laurent > http://www.amontec.com > > Martin Kaul wrote: > >> Keith wrote: >> >>> I am on a search for an embedded GUI / Windowing / 2-D system. I would >>> like the source code (in ANSI-C) included in addition to basic drawing >>> mechanisms (circle, dot, line, rectangle). This needs to be usable on >>> an embedded system and easily portable. I've looked at uc/GUI from >>> Micrium and C/PEG from Swell Software. They both look sufficient, >>> possibly an overkill, but I am wondering what else is out there. Does >>> anyone have recommendations on other similar projects or opinions on >>> the two? >> >> >> >> We use emWin (www.segger.com). Nice library - easy to use/good >> dokumentation/platform independent. >> >> They come with a Windows library for Visual-Studio or Borland-Builder >> to simulate the display in a own windows application. >> >> regards >> Martin |