If you want to try it on the real hardware for free, checkout Planet Debug, which is HAAS (Hardware As A Service) solution from Mikroe, and give LVGL a try!
Hey there! Two solutions: watch how I did it from 03:08 to 04:49; observe the simple example from MIKROE's official GitHub page: github.com/MikroElektronika/mikrosdk_v2/blob/master/tests/lvgl/lvgl_button/src/main.c
Good question! There is a solution: merging our DMA example (which utilizes FLASH transfer) with our LVGL example! DMA example can be found inside NECTO's Package Manager feature (just type-in: "DMA").
Thanks , I will give a try.
If you want to try it on the real hardware for free, checkout Planet Debug, which is HAAS (Hardware As A Service) solution from Mikroe, and give LVGL a try!
Nice
Thanks! We are trying to speed up the development in the embedded industry, and this is one of the solutions we come up with!
Good morning, It's great to have LVGL in necto studio, do you have a tutorial or example on how to manipulate the components using the man file?
Hey there! Two solutions: watch how I did it from 03:08 to 04:49; observe the simple example from MIKROE's official GitHub page: github.com/MikroElektronika/mikrosdk_v2/blob/master/tests/lvgl/lvgl_button/src/main.c
Also, are they going to support external flash or is there already a way for me to add it?
Good question! There is a solution: merging our DMA example (which utilizes FLASH transfer) with our LVGL example! DMA example can be found inside NECTO's Package Manager feature (just type-in: "DMA").