After looking at a few PXP driver examples (namely pxp_lcdif_handshake), it appears that PXP is utilized with eLCDIF.
Ultimately, I am looking to offload/reduce/optimize the execution times for the below emWin call structure (like emwin_gui_demo project) used to drive the multicolor display.
if(condition)
{
GUI_MULTIBUF_Begin();
GUI_Exec();
GUI_MULTIBUF_End();
}
Depending on the graphics operations being performed, I have measured >20 msec execution times which is quite significant.
Can PXP be used with LCDIFv2? If yes, then how?
Can PXP be used with emWin multi-buffering?
To what degree can PXP help offload/reduce/optimize the execution times for the above calls? What other options do I have (other than GPU2D/VGLite)?
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Hi @lsrbigfoot ,
Thanks for your interest in NXP MIMXRT series!
1. Yes, it is supported. You can refer to this AN:https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN13075.pdf
Chapter 5.3 VGLite +PXP + LCDIF implementation
2. There is no clear information about this from my side at the moment.
3. PXP display performance: ~3us @ 8 x 8 pixel; ~6243us @ 480 x 272 pixel. For other optimization methods, consider the choice of DMA, code optimization level, and code execution space.
Best regards,
Gavin
Hi @lsrbigfoot ,
Thanks for your interest in NXP MIMXRT series!
1. Yes, it is supported. You can refer to this AN:https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/application-note/AN13075.pdf
Chapter 5.3 VGLite +PXP + LCDIF implementation
2. There is no clear information about this from my side at the moment.
3. PXP display performance: ~3us @ 8 x 8 pixel; ~6243us @ 480 x 272 pixel. For other optimization methods, consider the choice of DMA, code optimization level, and code execution space.
Best regards,
Gavin
Thank you @Gavin_Jia for response.
Where can I find and download the project source for 'Map_PXP_SingleTask'?
The zip file for AN13075SW is currently corrupted.
I also viewed several SDK_2_XX_Y_MIMXRT1170-EVK(B) packages for 'vglite_examples' subfolder but could not find the Map_PXP_SingleTask project.
...never mind. I found it in the Application Code Hub.