GLCD Library for PBP

[octal]

Hi,
any plans to add a glcd library to PicBasic Pro?

Regards
octal

[skimask]

any plans to add a glcd library to PicBasic Pro?

Probably belongs in the 'Wish List' section ya think?

If you do a search here, you'll find more than one example for GLCD subroutines for PBP.

[octal]

Hello,
thank you for your answer. I have already seen all routines posted in the forum. But I'm talking on native functions implemented in PBP like Proton GLCD routines. or at least, to do like in Proton, to implement a Macro mechanisme by which users can implement their own external commands.

Regards
octal

[skimask]

thank you for your answer. I have already seen all routines posted in the forum. But I'm talking on native functions implemented in PBP like Proton GLCD routines.

How many types of GLCD do you want to support? Just the one you have or all the types out there?

or at least, to do like in Proton, to implement a Macro mechanisme by which users can implement their own external commands.

That's exactly how those GLCD routines work...macro's...

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Ski

I wonder the goal is here ...

http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11282

interessting reading.

Alain

[skimask]

Hi, Ski
I wonder the goal is here ...
http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11282
interessting reading.
Alain

A bit too ambitious I'm thinking...but that's just me...

[octal]

Thank you for your answers.

As a lot of users knows, I wrote a font generator for GLCD, that takes any font and convert it to usable source codes for a set of compilers. I just want to add support (export filter) to PicBasic Pro. That's all.
Most users wants support for KS0108 and T6963c controllers. It's nice to have them supported directly by PicBasic Pro.
Actually my Font Creator is becoming a full studio for the creation of Fonts and Bitmaps for GLCD with support for a lot of compilers (new version already implements native support for about 11 compilers and let you write your own export filter for any custom format needed). I just wanted to not miss support for one of the most fine and used compilers for PIC.

Hi, Ski

I wonder the goal is here ...

http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11282

interessting reading.

Alain

I would (better) say that the goal is here

http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16919


(PS. Sorry if this post links to external forums or sites)

Best regards
octal