TouchGFX 4.20 solidifies the strategy for H7 and MP1 series chips.
Here is an in-depth look at what TouchGFX 4.20 brings to the table. touchgfx 4.20
Released alongside the X-CUBE-TOUCHGFX package, version 4.20 is not just an incremental update; it introduces a fundamental shift in how developers interact with the framework, moving away from a proprietary environment to an industry-standard workflow. TouchGFX 4
The most significant change in TouchGFX 4.20 is the migration of the development environment. Historically, TouchGFX development relied on a custom IDE or integration with IAR and Keil. With version 4.20, STMicroelectronics has fully embraced as the primary development environment. The most significant change in TouchGFX 4
TouchGFX 4.20 remains highly versatile, supporting FreeRTOS, Microsoft Azure ThreadX, or bare-metal applications depending on the complexity of the project. 4. Why TouchGFX 4.20 Matters
NeoChrom supports advanced texture mapping, allowing for smooth scaling, rotating, and mapping of textures onto 3D-like objects without taxing the CPU.