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JIT bitmap text rendering for microcontrollers(linebender.org)
5 points by raphlinus | 1 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller for his vic-2350 project.
JIT bitmap text rendering for microcontrollers(linebender.org)
102 points by dmit | 22 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller in his vic-2350 project.
ESP32 WiFi Superstitions(supakeen.com)
131 points by supakeen | 71 comments
Sylphide OS: a general-purpose OS for microcontroller-based computers(projects.freehackers.org)
64 points by iamnothere | 16 comments
Project page for Sylphide OS, an open-source graphical operating system built on FreeRTOS for 80s-style home computers made from microcontrollers like ESP32-P4 and RP2350.
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JIT bitmap text rendering for microcontrollers(linebender.org)
102 points by dmit | 22 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller in his vic-2350 project.
JIT bitmap text rendering for microcontrollers(linebender.org)
5 points by raphlinus | 1 comments
Raph Levien's Linebender blog post describing a JIT technique for fast proportional bitmap text rendering on the RP2350 microcontroller for his vic-2350 project.
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