... etc, it is about as secure as Windows98 :lol: It is still mostly a one man effort, thankfully on top of those guys who are wise in Laz/FPC coding. So in effect it is 1000's of people efforts, probably everyone better at coding than me. Microsoft did not get the VC4 working in Windows ...
... chosen for Ultibo. You could do exactly the same with "C" - I see no reason why not. But - there is this thing called Lazarus and its underlying fpc compiler. It has silently evolved into a true native multiplatform development system. It just so happens it attempted to emulate Delphi and hence ...
... behind a Uni firewall, so these are extremely hard to use. Don't even talk Cloud based tools, the network guys look blank at me :( With Ultibo/Laz/FPC/Delphi it all comes in one box, so to speak.
... CPU/GPU/QPUs 1GHz, 512Mb memory running Ultibo, I'm spoilt. One day Ultibo could do iM6/8 or any ARM cpu like Cortex M0/3/4/7 or even MIPS as FPC can compile just about anywhere now. It is a little bit like Arduino, restricted to a few CPU's, but can still do lots and much quicker than baremetal ...
... it (I just don't have the time to support it) and now I do not want to - there is no need. All efforts should go towards the free Pascal compiler fpc. There are many good arguments in favor of "C". There are equally good arguments in favor of Pascal. Interestingly - most of these arguments do ...
... but at least they are properly documented) Yep I'm keeping my eye on those chips too, especially any A35 based ones for lower power apps. Embedded FPC is getting along but limited to a few chips. I only have so much free time to learn all this stuff :oops: I am hoping Pi4 might be a bit more open, ...
... peripheral. I was aware of the Toshiba chip, just forgotten what it did, HDMI to CSI. https://auvidea.com/b101-hdmi-to-csi-2-bridge-15-pin-fpc/ Good news with the V42L codecs and yes the user numbers for 64bit Pi's is low currently, it won't always be so ;) The Firefox Dev browser in Gentoo64 ...
... TFT-LCD A102VW01 touch panels from some amx monitors. In looking at the data sheet it appears that they use a Parallel RGB (1 ch 6-bit) 60 pins FPC interface. Is it possible to use this type of monitor with the pi3? In doing a search I did not find any specific controller board listed for connection. ...
... TFT-LCD A102VW01 touch panels from some amx monitors. In looking at the data sheet it appears that they use a Parallel RGB (1 ch 6-bit) 60 pins FPC interface. Is it possible to use this type of monitor with the pi3? In doing a search I did not find any specific controller board listed for connection. ...
... I tried a small UV light, and got a much better image: https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/8cm.0_5mm.jpg The image shows two 0.5mm distant pins of FPC to DIP adapter board I used before for taking best 20° lens resolution of 0.77μm/pixel image: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=45887&p=1298451#p1298451 ...
Dal sito RScomponents si legge "MIPI-DSI FPC connector" dalla sezione Help>hardware di questo stesso sito si legge "Display interface (DSI)". io penso che il connettore del lattepanda sia più grande, e quel MIPI-DSI mi fa pensare ad un connettore ...
If you are plugged into the FPC community / message boards (as unfortunately I am not) perhaps you could ask there, in case there is an obvious answer for the aarch64-linux binary-tarball-for-bootstrapping issue?
Yep, bootstrapping compilers, lots of fun, it's only hard the first time ;) And 64bit Laz/FPC is only one stage, I then want to get this ported. https://ultibo.org/wiki/Main_Page This works on Debian and gives clues along the way, however apt-get install is not Gentoo's ...
So, I had a quick look at FPC yesterday, since you'd mentioned it earlier. The current main-tree FPC ebuild on Gentoo doesn't support aarch64/arm64 at the moment. To write a tweaked one that will work, I'd need an aarch64-linux binary ...
Laz was set to use the default up until your suggestion. I then set it to use ARMV6*, and the binary still does not run on the B+. I've taken the CPU down to v3 and still, it doesn't compile. ARMV7 and ARMV7M doesn't seem to want to compile. Not sure why yet. I then started looking at the units, and...
What ARM processor architecture are you cross-compiling for? Your B+ has an ARM6, your 3B (not plus) has an ARM8. You WILL get segfaults if you try to run ARM8 code on an ARM6.
... 3B (Feb 2016 release) (Not Plus). (In this thread, I'll state B+ and 3B as the appropriate RPi machine I'm referring to) I've spent my day getting FPC+Lazarus installed on my Win8.1 machine and have used fcupdeluxe to get this B+ machine ready to go with some console level applications (I basically ...
... be running Gentoo this weekend. Sakaki, you might want to tell neddy(Roy) that the hardware platform is BCM2837 not BCM2838 ;) Now to get Lazarus/FPC/Ultibo running on it.
Welcome back David. Have fun reinventing the wheel :lol: that does not rely on anything as closed source as FreePascal, I thought FPC was Open Source. I can see a future for Ultibo, going back upstream to mainstream Laz/FPC but also rolling up the Embedded FPC for ARM Cortex micros. A Pascal ...
... be less than 18mm for sharp image with maximally screwed out extensions rings and lense. But with that setup I get 2012 pixel for 4 times 0.5mm of FPC to DIP adapter board pin distance with Raspberry v1 camera, and that is (slightly less) than 1μm/pixel(!): https://stamm-wilbrandt.de/en/forum/20deg.lense.plus.2extension_rings.18mm.jpg ...
... part number) 2.) you need to be able to get Hands on the display data sheet 3.) if it has a 18- or 24-bit RGB Interface you can try to source an FPC adapter (as an example only: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1436) and connect it to RPI DPI Interface (https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/dpi/README.md) ...
my machine was having camera module problems, turns out. this was opencv's way of saying "halp" altogether. I reenabled the camera module in raspi-config and reseated the fpc and it is no longer causing this yack.