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26 / 34 page ![]() AN1368 DS01368A-page 26 2011 Microchip Technology Inc. CONFIGURATION The configuration of the Microchip Graphics Library is done through two files: • GraphicsConfig.h • HardwareProfile.h GraphicsConfig.h The software library related configurations are done in GraphicsConfig.h . The available options are: 1. USE_NONBLOCKING_CONFIG: If this option is defined, then the Non-Blocking mode of the API calls is used; that is, the APIs with return status values can return without completing their task. The task may complete some time after returning. This is especially useful if 2D- Acceleration is supported by the display driver. In that case, the application can regain control while rendering is being processed in parallel. This reduces Idle time for the microcontroller waiting for the rendering of a primitive command (such as line(), bar()). If this define is disabled (commented out), then all API calls return only after the completion of their task. For non-blocking configuration, the user must check the return value of the API to know if its execution got completed or not. 2. USE_DOUBLE_BUFFERING: If this option is defined, two buffers will be used. One buffer will be used as a draw buffer, where the next screen is rendered, and the other as a frame buffer, which holds the visible pixels of the screen. This mode is used to avoid visible slow drawing on the screen, like rendering of a large area or decoding and displaying of an image. This mode uses twice the amount of the frame buffer and the library currently supports this feature only for certain graphics controllers (refer to the documentation of the Microchip Graphics Library). If this option is commented out, then only one buffer is used as the frame buffer and the changes to the screen are visible at the same time. 3. USE_PALETTE: If this option is defined, Palette mode is enabled and the colors are taken from the palette table. This option is available only to controllers that have a built-in, programmable, color look-up table (example: PIC24FJ256DA210 has a graphics module with a color look-up table). The table is required to initialize the palette engine and set a valid palette table before displaying anything on the screen. The library supports this feature only for PIC microcontrollers with a built-in display controller. The COLOR_DEPTH setting can be 1, 2, 4 or 8 with the palettes enabled. If disabled, Normal Color mode will be used. 4. USE_FOCUS: If this option is defined, a dashed outline (focus line) is displayed on the selected widget. This focus line is especially useful for navigation and selection of widgets if push buttons are used as user input. 5. USE_TOUCHSCREEN: This option enables the touch screen support for the application by enabling the touch message processing part of the GOL. 6. USE_KEYBOARD: This option enables the physical keys support for the application by enabling the hard key message processing part of the GOL. 7. USE_GOL: This option enables the Graphic Object Layer (GOL). Initially, GOLInit() must be called. GOLDraw() and GOLMsg() must be called repeatedly in a loop and GOLDrawCallback() and GOLMsgCallback() functions must be implemented by the application. 8. USE_BUTTON , USE_CHECKBOX, USE_WINDOW, … , USE_CUSTOM: These options are valid only if USE_GOL is defined. They enable the support of each widget in the application and each enabled widget will use its share of RAM, ROM and heap. 9. USE_MULTIBYTECHAR: This will make the XCHAR, 2 bytes long so that Unicode (UTF16) is supported. Languages other than English characters can be supported by the usage of Unicode. Enable this option if multiple language support is needed in the application and disable (comment out) this option if only ASCII is used. If this option is disabled, XCHAR takes one byte per character. 10. USE_FONT_FLASH: Supports fonts stored in the internal Flash of the microcontroller to be used in the application. 11. USE_FONT_RAM: Supports fonts stored in the RAM of the microcontroller to be used in the application. This is used as font accelerations in PIC microcontrollers with a built-in display controller. 12. USE_FONT_EXTERNAL: Supports fonts stored in the external memory (serial or paral- lel Flash) to be used in the application. The application needs to implement a function, WORD ExternalMemoryCallback(EXTDATA *memory, LONG offset, WORD nCount, void *buffer) , to get data from the external memory. 13. COLOR_DEPTH: Specifies the color depth used in the demo in bits-per-pixel and it can take values, such as 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 or 24 (limited by the hardware capabilities). |
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