Hi,all Can anyone suggest development application (Graphical,like card games) in Linux Regards, Nandprakash Dusane
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Sorry that's very unclear. If you're looking at graphical library I suggest you look at Qt, but be warned that unless you're using OpenEmbedded, it's a pain to cross compile. Otherwise you can use libraries to write to the framebuffer device. Cheers Paul
Paul, can you also mention what lib one could use to write directly to framebuffer. wondering what big companies use to come with slick graphics. Any idea folks ?
Yeah, that would be Qt if you're in Linux, probably .net if you're in Windows, although I don't know how much .net is integrated into Windows CE as I don't use it myself. As for writing to the framebuffer, I do it directly. With some C++ you can write to the memory of the framebuffer, and with some maths you can get squares, circles, gradients and colours to appear. If this is the path you want to follow, there should be some pre-existing libraries around, google "framebuffer libraries" and see what happens. Good luck Paul
Thanx to Paul and fundu ?? (i think nickname) Our planning developing game in Linux (ARM-9 base 2440) Amusement card games like poker, solitaire Already developed in microcontroller base game (Philips, Atmel) Using CRT chip. Now I want to switchover develop on ARM base systems Can you suggest me what is best OS Windows CE or Linux? And how to start up Thanks ones again Regards, Nandprakash Dusane