Useful information | I ported GuiLite to the STM32F4 development board
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Recently, I found an interesting open source Gui framework on Github:
GuiLite
. I transplanted GuiLite to the STM32F4OLED screen according to the instructions and analyzed my transplantation experience.
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GuiLite Introduction
GuiLite is an open source Gui framework that relies only on a single header file library (GuiLite.h). It does not require complex file management and the code size is approachable.
GuiLite is written with 4,000 lines of C++ code and
can run smoothly on a microcontroller
. Its minimum hardware running requirements are as follows:
| CPU frequency | ROM size | RAM size |
|---|---|---|
| 24MHZ | 29KB | 9KB |
At the same time, GuiLite has strong cross-platform features:
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Supported operating systems: iOS/macOS/WatchOS, Android, Linux (ARM/x86-64), Windows (including VR), RTOS... even MCUs without operating systems
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Supported development languages: C/C++, Swift, Java, Javascript, C#, Golang…
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Supported 3rd party libraries: Qt, MFC, Winforms, CoCoa…
In addition, GuiLite provides a series of auxiliary development tools:
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☁️Perfect "Cloud" + "Internet of Things" solution: Let you easily manage global IoT business
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Supports multiple languages and uses UTF-8 encoding;
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