U8G2: Add tool to create .gif files from U8G2 apps #449
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alevy
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Jun 21, 2024
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Specific to libtock? This needs to implement a libtock shim to work with libtock apps. |
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This is a simple tool that compiles u8g2 apps for the native machine and generates image files (rather than writing to a display) when the app runs. Those images can be then be merged into a .gif.
The difficulty here is that it is hard to emulate a tock app. So, this only really works for very simple apps (say that only use a timer). But it is nice to have images to show what an app does.