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From: Keith on 27 Sep 2006 15:36 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? Thank you, --Keith Prickett
From: Buddy Smith on 27 Sep 2006 20:01 Keith <keith.prickett(a)gmail.com> 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? I don't think you've defined very well what you want. An "embedded system" might mean a couple of transistors, or a supercomputing system connected to an imax projector. What do you plan to do with it? What kind of screen? What resolution do you need? How many colors? Is there going to be an OS? Is it Linux? WinCE? An RTOS? ttyl, --buddy
From: Keith on 27 Sep 2006 20:33 My system will vary and different systems may contain different Color LCDs. I would like a color depth of 24 bits per pixel. I want to draw text, buttons, menus, show icons, and display bitmaps. I'm not using Linux, but rather, ThreadX. Thanks! --Keith Buddy Smith wrote: > Keith <keith.prickett(a)gmail.com> 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? > > I don't think you've defined very well what you want. > > An "embedded system" might mean a couple of transistors, or a > supercomputing system connected to an imax projector. > > What do you plan to do with it? What kind of screen? What resolution do > you need? How many colors? Is there going to be an OS? Is it Linux? > WinCE? An RTOS? > > ttyl, > > --buddy
From: 42Bastian Schick on 27 Sep 2006 23:21 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 !
From: Adib Taraben on 28 Sep 2006 02:56
Maybe EmbWin from segger company. http://www.segger.de/ In fact I never used it. But it looks what u want Os and controller independent. HTH, Adib. -- Keith schrieb: > My system will vary and different systems may contain different Color > LCDs. I would like a color depth of 24 bits per pixel. I want to draw > text, buttons, menus, show icons, and display bitmaps. I'm not using > Linux, but rather, ThreadX. > > Thanks! > > --Keith > > > Buddy Smith wrote: >> Keith <keith.prickett(a)gmail.com> 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? >> I don't think you've defined very well what you want. >> >> An "embedded system" might mean a couple of transistors, or a >> supercomputing system connected to an imax projector. >> >> What do you plan to do with it? What kind of screen? What resolution do >> you need? How many colors? Is there going to be an OS? Is it Linux? >> WinCE? An RTOS? >> >> ttyl, >> >> --buddy > |