There are C++ drivers for LilyGo available: https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/LilyGo-EPD47
How difficult will it be to "convert" it to Micropython? (for example by creating a module)
C++ "convert" it to Micropython
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Re: C++ "convert" it to Micropython
It all depends on your level of experience. I would regard it as a substantial challenge given the sheer amount of C code.
There are a number of ePaper drivers from @mcauser (for Waveshare devices) and myself (mainly Adafruit). Using one of these devices and drivers would be much simpler.
There are a number of ePaper drivers from @mcauser (for Waveshare devices) and myself (mainly Adafruit). Using one of these devices and drivers would be much simpler.
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Index to my micropython libraries.
Index to my micropython libraries.
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Re: C++ "convert" it to Micropython
Yes we can convert C++ into micropython, As it depends on your programming skills and experience.
There can be various ways to write a code in different logic, so Get start with it and try your best.
There can be various ways to write a code in different logic, so Get start with it and try your best.
Re: C++ "convert" it to Micropython
But the LilyGo has an 8-bit parallel interface, not SPI , unfortunatelypythoncoder wrote: ↑Wed Apr 07, 2021 6:56 amIt all depends on your level of experience. I would regard it as a substantial challenge given the sheer amount of C code.
There are a number of ePaper drivers from @mcauser (for Waveshare devices) and myself (mainly Adafruit). Using one of these devices and drivers would be much simpler.