Win32

µGFX can be run natively on a Windows system. This simplifies the process of developing your embedded GUI application. The following steps are our tested method of running µGFX on a Windows system:

1. Make sure you got MinGW (32-bit) and Cygwin installed.
2. Compile using the Makefile below.

Example

While we do all our testing using the MinGW toolchain, it should compile equally well using Microsoft Visual Studio compilers with some changes to the Makefile. Modify the highlighted line(s).

1. # Compiler, optimizer and uGFX library location

2. GFXLIB  = path/to/your/ugfx

3. CC      = mingw32-gcc

4. CCOPT   = -g -ggdb -O0 -fomit-frame-pointer -Wall -Wextra -Wstrict-prototypes

5. LDOPT   = -g 

8. # ******* Start: Your Project Settings **************

11. # Your project directories

12. UINCDIR =

13. ULIBDIR =

15. # Your project definitions and libraries

16. UDEFS   =

17. ULIBS   =

19. # Your project executable

20. PROJECT = uGFX.exe

22. # Your project C source files

23. SRC     =

25. # Your project uGFX drivers

26. include $(GFXLIB)/boards/base/Win32/board.mk

27. include $(GFXLIB)/demos/modules/gwin/widgets/demo.mk

30. # ******* End: Your Project Settings **************

33. # The default directories, libraries and source

34. include $(GFXLIB)/gfx.mk

35. DSRC    = $(GFXSRC) $(MYCSRC)

36. DINCDIR = $(GFXINC) $(MYFILES)

37. DLIBDIR = 

38. DLIBS   = ws2_32 gdi32

39. DDEFS   =

41. # Putting it all together - Object files and compiler flags

42. OBJS    = $(DSRC:.c=.o) $(SRC:.c=.o)

43. LDFLAGS = $(LDOPT) $(patsubst %,-L%, $(ULIBDIR) $(DLIBDIR)) $(patsubst %,-l%, $(ULIBS) $(DLIBS))

44. CCFLAGS = $(CCOPT) $(patsubst %,-D%, $(UDEFS) $(DDEFS)) $(patsubst %,-I%, . $(UINCDIR) $(DINCDIR)) 

46. # Makefile rules 

47. all: $(OBJS) $(PROJECT) 

49. %.o : %.c       

50. 	$(CC) -DGFX_USE_OS_WIN32=TRUE -c $(CCFLAGS) $< -o $@ 

52. %.exe: $(OBJS)

53. 	$(CC) $(OBJS) $(LDFLAGS) -o $@

55. run: $(PROJECT)

56. 	./$(PROJECT)

58. clean:

59. 	-rm -f $(OBJS)   

60. 	-rm -f $(PROJECT)