Tech Papers
User Interface and Graphics Development for Embedded Systems
Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Technical Library
June 2009
The drastic fall in price and refinement in technology has resulted in graphical displays becoming ubiquitous " from tiny screens on basic cell phones to large, high definition flat-screen TVs. While one type of display may only present information, other displays actually facilitate user interaction, such as the popular touch-screen technology now seen on a variety of devices. Regardless of complexity all graphical displays have one thing in common, software is required to control them. This paper discusses various cost-effective methods to build and control a full range of graphical displays using the very latest in software. Basic widget-based UIs to the more sophisticated graphical 3D interfaces are covered.




