don't have a sd card module

[tarbear123]

i don't have a sd card module, where do i put my gifs in the animated gif's example?

[tarbear123]

hello?

[jasoncoon]

SD card is required.

[mhungerford]

Its a tiny amount of work to bake them into the firmware... I do this on my system so I don't need an SD-Card at all. I currently have around 12 gifs I switch between.

I created a MemFile.h that provides FileInfo read/seek/position/size/close/name using gifs converted to arrays using bin2h, so sizeof array and having FileInfo private members a fileaddr pointer, fileoffset count, filesize value. Then use this to create FilenameFunctions.cpp with fileOpenFile, fileSeekCallback, filePositionCallback, fileReadCallback, fileReadBlockCallback, which get provided to the gif decoder using the setFileReadCallback/setFileSeekCallback/etc.

My fileOpenFile takes the array pointer and sizeof(array).

Total its 80 lines of code.

[mhungerford]

//FilenameFunctions.cpp
#include "MemFile.h"

FileInfo file;

bool fileOpenFile(const char *name, const void *address, uint32_t size) {
file.reload(name, address, size);
}

bool fileSeekCallback(unsigned long position) {
return file.seek(position);
}

unsigned long filePositionCallback(void) {
return file.position();
}

int fileReadCallback(void) {
return file.read();
}

int fileReadBlockCallback(void * buffer, int numberOfBytes) {
return file.read(buffer, numberOfBytes);
}

[tarbear123]

//FilenameFunctions.cpp
#include "MemFile.h"

FileInfo file;

bool fileOpenFile(const char *name, const void *address, uint32_t size) {
file.reload(name, address, size);
}

bool fileSeekCallback(unsigned long position) {
return file.seek(position);
}

unsigned long filePositionCallback(void) {
return file.position();
}

int fileReadCallback(void) {
return file.read();
}

int fileReadBlockCallback(void * buffer, int numberOfBytes) {
return file.read(buffer, numberOfBytes);
}

is this how you create a new library in atom and where do you put your GIF's?

[tarbear123]

hello?