Original subject in the title. Is it possible to use it on controllers? )
Thanks.
With respect, Eugene.
gkv311 n Mon, 06/10/2024 - 09:10
Which 'controller' are you referring to?
Of course it is possible building OCCT for ARM platforms - it is running on Android, iOS, macOS (Apple M1+) for many years, but I guess you mean something different...
Please share more details (links). Compiling depends on OS and compiler supports. There will of course some limitations with visualization.
If you be able to build another c++ software on that 'controller', theoretically it is possible, but depends on a lot of things. Needs to support c++11 at least.
Yes, I understand It depends on OS and compiler. It would interesting is there any success story to use OCCT on microcontroller?
But in any way, thank you for the answer!
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 09:10
Which 'controller' are you referring to?
Of course it is possible building OCCT for ARM platforms - it is running on Android, iOS, macOS (Apple M1+) for many years, but I guess you mean something different...
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 11:55
He is referring to microcontrollers, in particular the Cortex-M series of ARM. Been thinking about this as well.
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 11:49
Yes, you are right, for example, stm32H7 microcontroller. It is based on Cortex-M7 .
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 12:40
Please share more details (links). Compiling depends on OS and compiler supports. There will of course some limitations with visualization.
If you be able to build another c++ software on that 'controller', theoretically it is possible, but depends on a lot of things. Needs to support c++11 at least.
Best regards, Dmitrii.
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 13:10
I have a small look and have no idea how you plan to put a big library in small flash memory.
Even if you will plan to use only DE part, it looks like a bad idea.
Best regards, Dmitrii
Mon, 06/10/2024 - 13:21
Yes, I understand It depends on OS and compiler. It would interesting is there any success story to use OCCT on microcontroller?
But in any way, thank you for the answer!