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Thank you for clarifying! I was using a version of Eclipse provided by TI and ran into a few issues with compilation, some error like "cannot open ugx.h" "cannot open ugfxconf.h" I wasn't sure what I should do because the guide says to exclude everything except the makefile.c and after that I tried to allow various files or include them in the paths and kept getting more errors. Before I go down the rabbit hole of setting up a fresh eclipse environment for my msp432p401r micro, do you think I did something else wrong? I am using texas instruments code composer v7 with gcc as the compiler. oh! and trying to build gave me a warning ""You are using an un-tested compiler. Please report any compile errors or warnings on the ugfx forum" here is a copy of my git repo. I tried a few different ways to get it to compile without luck. But I did try the steps on your eclipse guide. is there a post similar to mine that I can read up on to compare notes? Thank you for the help and great Open Source code!

yes. the answer is yes.

nice job @cpu20! thank you for posting your work, its a great example!

I saw this and this which essentially doing what I want to do, write a new driver. So my question is there are sometimes other include files like in that first post they have #include <device.h> and so i assume device.h would define LCD_RST_Write(); prototype correct? so If I already have those written I just need to do an include? I really hope I can contribute back to you guys! This is i think? the first epaper porting so it would be so cool to help out!

Hi! Thank you for making a super cool library thats open source. I have been reading through the tutorials and have written a few of the functions similar to the SSD1306 driver but would like to use an MSP432. With baremetal I can load a bitmap to the screen, so I can talk to the device with the MSP432 and the given driver (most likely a IL3820). My display is SPI and so I need to be able to have write_Cmd and write _data toggle pin states high/low. I am not sure how if I implement these or if your library does. I have to define pins for the chip select (CS) and the D/C (data command) pins. So if I don't write those two functions where are they defined / how do I define pins, and If I do write them do they go into the gdriver.c? Thank you in advance and I hope my question makes sense. Kevin