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Re: [ts-7000] TS-4800/8390 - Simple GUI programming for touchscreen

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] TS-4800/8390 - Simple GUI programming for touchscreen
From: Larry <>
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2012 11:14:52 -0400


You can do native development, as I do. I find it much more convenient. However, you
may have to get a bigger microSD card to do this. I'm running a 4 Gig one.
You will, of course, be using the touchscreen to test.

My first suggestion would be to use apt-cache and apt-get to get the libraries, etc.
If you'd like to discuss this off line, email me directly.

On 4/13/2012 10:55 AM, Dexter Jagula wrote:
 

Thanks a lot for your reply Larry!


Currently the way I'm connected to the board is through my laptop via the serial port. I have a putty console connection. Can I develop this way? Or do I have to develop directly on the board (using the tiny screen)?

I just need help getting started and going, and a list of libraries I require, etc.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Larry <m("bellsouth.net","leaton10");">> wrote:
 

I recommend you install and develop using FLTK. It's free, open source and works well
on a small platform like the 8390. I've been using it on both the 7390 and 8390 for awhile
and have become a big fan. You can google FLTK and find documentation and code for it.
I have a numeric and also an alpha keyboard on screen application, as well as a lot of other stuff,
if you need help.   You can code in C++ or C.



On 4/13/2012 12:17 AM, drex459 wrote:
 

I'm fairly new to programming on boards in general, let alone the TS-4800/8390, so I appreciate any help/tips/suggestions on accomplishing what I intend. And I apologize, in advance, for asking any "newbie"-type questions.

My goal: to develop a simple GUI numeric-keypad on the touchscreen of the TS-4800/8390. Pushing a button would provide a simple output or would execute a snippet of code. I would like to develop in C (or C++), but open to other languages/options.

What's the best way to get started coding. I heard cross-compiling is one option, and there's SSH. Which method is recommended based on ease of setup and quicker development time?

As many details on this would be very helpful.




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