DNA64

LCD-Game-Shrinker

LCD-Game-Shrinker is a program that shrinks MAME high-resolution artwork and graphics for portable devices running LCD-Game-Emulator. You can read more on the projects GitHub page: https://github.com/bzhxx/LCD-Game-Shrinker

When creating this guide I used the FREE Oracle VM VirtualBox with Ubuntu 20.0.4.2 LTS running under Windows 10. This is a great way to get a build environment set up quickly.

Speaking of which, I've made a script called lcdsetup.sh that automates upto and including Step 6 if you prefer which you can download here

Before we continue it's important that you make sure Ubuntu is updated or you'll be installing old outdated packages and get errors.

abobija

ESP-IDF on WSL2 - Build, Flash and Monitor ⚡

Demo

Intro

WSL2 still does not support USB devices, but with a little effort we can make possible to flash and monitor ESP device from WSL2.

TG9541

Experiments with OPENOCD and GDB for the STM8

Attempts to support the STM8 with OPENOCD, a standard hardware debugger front-end, and GDB, the GNU Debugger, was a long while in the making. Both OPENOCD and GDB are powerful tools that are often packaged by tool vendors (integrated in a turnkey IDE) or independently used by a community advanced users. Usuage examples for µCs often barely scratch the surface, don't mention testing procedures, modes of operation, or which features are supported.

Here is a list of features that worked so far:

• flashing a binary in ELF format to an STM8S003F3P6
• running, interrupting and continuing execution
• setting breakpoints
• reading registers