> Nano-X FAQ says -> " Nano-X does not require any operating system or other graphics system support, as it writes directly to the display hardware" > I would like to know how to do this for a Standalone GUI development? Do anyone has got some documentation or steps for the cross compilation.
Cross compilation is a big subject, you'll need to google other docs for that. The nano-X config file allows quick cross compilation by setting the target architecture, which selects a cross-gcc compiler etc. > If anyone have ported a standalone GUI(without OS) for ARM or any other processor, can you please let me know the steps you followed. Nano-X will run fine with no OS, you'll still need gcc and a C library though. Once you get any program to run without an OS on the target, compile up nano-X and it should be fine. There are options in the config file to turn off file system read/writes which are required by some image loaders (none of these features will be present). > How about porting the Nano GUI on a DSP processor? If you've got a C compiler and library for the processor, it shouldn't be a big deal. You may need to write or modify the screen, kbd and mouse drivers. Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
