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Add LC7981 LCD 192X112 graph. #512
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via parallel interface
PSoC 5 support
Hardware SPI support for ATmega128
The .c files for the pbm bitmap-writing virtual devices contain constants for the output width and height. Previously these constants were used throughout the code, making it impossible to change the width and height without changing these constants. With this change, only the initialization uses the constants, but the rest of the code reads back the width and height from the device struct and uses those. This enables a user of these devices to change the width and height to change the size of the output. This was tested for all three of the pbm devices.
make pbm screen sizes less hardcoded
Expose u8g_GetGlyphDeltaX through the C++ API
Both of these lack a hardware TWI and only come with USI instead.
Add support for ATmega329P/ATmega3290P
fixes/stdout build fixes
To trigger a stop condition, the code sets the TWSTO bit, which is automaticaly cleared when the stop is copmleted. However, the code would call u8g_i2c_wait() to wait until the bit was *set*, not *cleared*. In most cases, the stop condition seems slow enough so the bit is not cleared and u8g_i2c_wait() is satisfied (though without waiting for the stop to be completed). However, in some cases the bit is already cleared, so u8g_i2c_wait stalls for the entire timeout and then sets a timeout error. In practice, these errors aren't usually checked, so this mostly causes some unneeded delays and not waiting for stop complete is probably not problematic either, but it is good to fix it anyway. This commit changes u8g_i2c_wait to allow waiting for a bit to be cleared in addition to it being set.
Fix timeout handling for u8g_i2c_stop()
Did you try u8g2? |
Add sleep support for st7920, mini12864, dogs102
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Hello.
I have an GraphLCD in 192112 px but i can't found an library to use it with arduino board.
Is-it possible to add it (an LC7981 in 192112 pixels) at your library ?
thx.
(My GLCD is an PB-PG192112-A-P2 (link))