For making apps on GNU/Linux for the fx-9860G, we had two main libraries in the CASIO community:
This library is a solution to all of these problems. It still uses the system for most things, such as hardware control, though re-implements some functions in the system such as drawing functions in order not to be too slow.
It is an in-development project I've had for a month now. Its sources are available on Github:
The fact is, I'd like to focus more on the P7 project, and would like to hand this project over to someone else. In order to ease this, I made a contribution guide that describes more or less accurately the coding style I have been using up to now, and a TODO list. Is anyone here interested in taking over this project? I'd really like it
- the fx-9860G library (fxlib), which appeared in 2006 with the SDK and hasn't been updated since;
- gint, some sort of "kernel library" which takes control of the machine for a better control over it.
This library is a solution to all of these problems. It still uses the system for most things, such as hardware control, though re-implements some functions in the system such as drawing functions in order not to be too slow.
It is an in-development project I've had for a month now. Its sources are available on Github:
>> grab it! <<
The fact is, I'd like to focus more on the P7 project, and would like to hand this project over to someone else. In order to ease this, I made a contribution guide that describes more or less accurately the coding style I have been using up to now, and a TODO list. Is anyone here interested in taking over this project? I'd really like it