at24cx
C library for AT24CX EEPROM I2C interface. Sample implementations for esp32 (esp-idf) and raspberry pi pico (PICO-SDK) included (by kimsniper)
gfx_demo
GFX Demo for Arduino and the ESP-IDF (by codewitch-honey-crisis)
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BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | GNU General Public License v3.0 or later |
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at24cx
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Unable to write to AT24C32 I2C EEPROM with the C SDK
I am having issues writing to an AT24C32 EEPROM that I have using the C SDK and this library https://github.com/kimsniper/AT24CX. After digging a bit, I think it might be due to the fact that the code in at24cx_i2c_hal.c is written for the ESP32 (for example the import #include "driver/i2c.h", which doesnt exist in the Pico SDK) this makes most of the functions used in said file not exist. can anyone help translate this to the pi pico?
gfx_demo
Posts with mentions or reviews of gfx_demo.
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GFX Library Roundup (See comments for links)
GFX Library Documentation: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5302085/GFX-Forever-The-Complete-Guide-to-GFX-for-IoT
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Waveshare 1.54inch (b) V2 3-color e-paper w/ GFX (see comments)
GFX is a feature rich graphics library that does jpg loading, truetype fonts, alpha blending, etc.
- GUI Design on the fly
- Latest GFX driver library roundup
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This is a shot in the dark - color dithering on the ESP32
starting at line 573 here: https://github.com/codewitch-honey-crisis/gfx_demo/blob/master/lib/gfx/include/gfx_palette.hpp
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ESP32 multi display with SD card
basically draw to a bitmap and then blt that to the display. you can do the latter asynchronously, so you can load, then display, and while displaying, load the next one. it won't help immensely, but it will speed things up slightly. In GFX you'd use draw::bitmap_async. There's full documentation linked to from the link I gave you above - look in "Properly doing asynchronous draws" https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5302085/GFX-Forever-The-Complete-Guide-to-GFX-for-IoT
- GFX is now available as a PlatformIO library
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ESP-IDF and SPI overhead - why I've focused on targeting Arduino
I queue a variable number of transactions, either polling or non depending on context, using this code I wrote: https://github.com/codewitch-honey-crisis/gfx_demo/blob/master/src/esp-idf/drivers/common/spi_master.hpp
- I just got my waveshare 5.65 inch 7-color e-paper working with GFX!
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Dual core really faster? ESP32 versus ESP32!
In case the OP doesn't respond, I'll field your question as best as I can: You can do the rendering using a bitmap flipping algorithm along with DMA. I also know it's possible to keep the framebuffer for that display in ram, with memory left over to do bitmap flipping because I do that very thing in https://github.com/codewitch-honey-crisis/gfx_demo - that device is a Lilygo-TTGO and I have several. The above code can run on it.
What are some alternatives?
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