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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Accessing Frame Buffer to display an image
From: "Yan Seiner" <>
Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2007 12:36:32 -0000
--- In  "maungmaungthet" <>
wrote:
>
> Hello there,
> I am new to linux programming. I would like to display an image into 
> Monitor which is connected with TS7300 SBC. I heard about "Bitblt.c", 
> can any one help me solve?

The easiest way may be just to dump your image directly to the frame
buffer:

cat image > /dev/fb/0

provided your image is in raw framebuffer format.  Search this group;
I think it was Peter Elliot who posted a neat utility that creates those.

If you want a windowing environment, you want something like
microwindows, Kdrive, Xvfb, or similar.  These are "programs" that
provide the basic framework to display windows.

If you want a full widget set (sliders, text boxes, etc) you probably
want Qt/e;  I think there is a version on the technnologic ftp server.

Anyway, what do you want to do?

--Yan




 
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