Helios Lyons

I took a screenshot which didn't show sending the RES flags. I am using the pigpiod_if2 daemon to open SPI port 0, and manually setting RES and DC flags when...

Yes I mean pins! We also call them flags in SPI. Of the standard pins you mention, I am using SCK, CE, and MOSI. You can see in the screenshot...

First, the framebuffer is declared, and the SPI initialisation function is run. ``` char *fb = (char *) calloc(8192, sizeof(char)); void NHD_initSPI() { initNewGPIO = pigpio_start(NULL, NULL); // Initialise pigpio...

I expect to be able to simply use `spi_write(initNewGPIO, portNewWrite, framebuffer, 8192)` instead of writing my buffer line by line as shown in NHD_FB_render and SSD1322_writeBuffer.

I've tried anything over 128 -- 256, 512, 1024, etc. I can't get any of those working, and am really confused by where this cap could be :/

Update: **We're getting there, but slowly.** As suggested by Borg on the LC0 Help Channel (Discord) I ran the following: `git submodule update --init --recursive` `git submodule update --remote` This...

Update: Error is still occurring, updating the compiler to use C17 and using relevant compiler flags to indicate this has not worked, in addition to the failed steps detailed in...

I gave this a go but it resulted in quite a few syntax errors for filesystem calls, eventually updated to gcc 9.4.0 which got rid of the filesystem.h error, and...

After a bit more digging it seems that my machine does not have bmi support (either 1 or 2), verified through running the `cat proc/cpuinfo | grep flags | uniq`...

I am unfamiliar with this type of application (cpuid2cpuflags) - I have cloned the repository but cannot see a way to build the tool, and just running it as the...