This folder contains references and examples for various usages with the PIF C Library, to display on either very casual display or special display methods, as well as demonstrate various methods to load the PIF data from either a storage system or from the flash memory.
This page contains a overview of the various demo projects, a basic description and a image. The examples are contained within a PlatformIO or AtmelStudio project, ready to deploy and run.
Main Enviroment when developing the PIF C Library, using a FAT16-formatted 64MB Flash Memory Chip to store and load the images from. Uses a 1024 x 600 Pixel Display using the RA8876 Controller, proving itself handy to test the library thanks to it's native support of 8bpp, 16bpp and 24bpp pixel data.
Loading an pif image, as a header file, from the flash memory and displaying it on a 7-color e-ink display. Thanks to a special flag in the library, instead of looking up the color of the 7-color-index table, the index value itself is sent directly to the drawing routines, allowing direct image conversion to e-paper display and displayign it easily on such - should likely work on many other displays that have similar quirks (for example 4-grayscale displays, red/black/white e-papers etc.)
Basic demo using the classic Arduino Uno and a simple 320 x 480 Pixel Display, supporting 16bpp data. This should give arduino users a basic idea how the image viewer can be used in an Arduino enviroment.
Please note, due to the lack of avr-g++'s support for __flash and __xmem, PIF header files need to be adjusted manually to "PROGMEM" ( see the arduino project for more details )
