2019-10-01 01:59 AM
Hi all !
I am mainly working on Linux with GNU toolchain. It works well except for graphics programming as TouchGFX works only on Windows.
I would like to know if someone find a solution to this problem. But perhaps everybody works on Windows ... I will appreciate your experience feedback.
For info, I have tested the new Qt demo for the STM32F769i Discovery board. It works well. But, as no source code is provided, I am not sure it fits my build chain.
Thanks,
Olivier
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2019-10-07 08:37 AM
Hi @olivier.scalbert,
We have a distribution with a linux library, but the designer is not supported yet, unfortunately. It would require a complete rewrite. People have run it on Wine with mixed success, i think. We've been talking about porting the code generator, at least so that you can at least generate code based on the definitiosn within the .touchgfx file.
A multi-platform solution is not planned for a long time, i think.
/Martin
2019-10-07 08:37 AM
Hi @olivier.scalbert,
We have a distribution with a linux library, but the designer is not supported yet, unfortunately. It would require a complete rewrite. People have run it on Wine with mixed success, i think. We've been talking about porting the code generator, at least so that you can at least generate code based on the definitiosn within the .touchgfx file.
A multi-platform solution is not planned for a long time, i think.
/Martin
2019-10-08 09:38 AM
Thanks for your answer.
But it is a pity because more and more developers are using Linux.
Even at Microsoft.
Come on ST ! Plan a Linux version !
2019-10-08 09:40 AM
Even on the STM32MP157C you provide Linux !
;)
2019-10-08 11:40 PM
I agree :) I think it's STs general philosophy that tools should be cross platform. But when ST aquired TouchGFX we were windows only and it'll take substantial efforts to redo everything. We're a small team and don't have the capacity at the moment to prioritize that task - But, i'm pretty sure it's on the road map, somewhere!
/Martin
2019-10-10 01:18 AM
Thanks Martin !
Olivier
2019-10-11 03:51 AM
No problem! I hope your wish comes true, though :)
/Martin