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The first step is to add the file <code>gfx_mk.c</code> which can be found in the <code>/src</code> directory of the µGFX library directory to the project. | The first step is to add the file <code>gfx_mk.c</code> which can be found in the <code>/src</code> directory of the µGFX library directory to the project. | ||
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Revision as of 21:23, 17 August 2016
This article will explain how the µGFX library can be added to an existing PSoC Creator project.
Used Tools
The following tools were used to create this guide:
- PSoC Creator 3.3 CP3
- PSoC 5LP Prototyping Kit (CY8CKIT-059)
However, this article has been kept as generic as possible and should be usable for any PSoC platform.
Structure
We recommend using the following folder structure:
. ├── Project 1 ├── Project 2 ├── Project 3 └── ugfx
Adding µGFX
This guide will describe how to add the µGFX library to a PSoC Creator project using the Single-File-Inclusion technique.
The first step is to add the file gfx_mk.c which can be found in the /src directory of the µGFX library directory to the project.
Next, we need to add the top level uGFX library directory to the compiler include path.
