uxmux:

An html renderer for the framebuffer based on litehtml, with special support for running external scripts.

Info:

Tested on linux (4.9.0-kali4-amd64) <br/> gcc version 6.3.0 20170516 (Debian 6.3.0-18) <br/> cmake version 3.7.2 <br/> freetype2 version 18.3.12 <br/> libpng version 1.6.28 <br/>

My steps, assuming "." is project directory:

1. Compile the liteHTML_fb project from "." using make
2. Compile external .elf (which can be loaded into application using HTML) from "." using make extra
3. Run the compiled program from "./build" using ./uxmux <html_file> <master_css>

Cross-compiling for BBB steps, assuming "." is project directory:

Toolchain setup:

1. Configure the installation directory for the toolchain by changing "BASE_DIR" in "./setup_toolchain.sh" and "./makefile"
2. Make sure you have the arm-linux-gnueabihf toolchain and compilers installed (example: apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf g++-arm-linux-gnueabihf)
3. Download and build the rest of the toolchain by running ./setup_toolchain.sh (you will need to run chmod +x ./setup_toolchain.sh to do so, as it is recommended that you understand the script or at least configure the installation directory before executing it)

Cross-compiling:

1. Cross-compile the liteHTML_fb project from "." using make cross_compile
2. Copy the compiled program from "./final" to the target device

If cross-compiling the provided sample:

3. Cross-compile the external .elf (which can be loaded into application using HTML) from "." using make cross_extra
4. Copy the resulting "./extra.elf" file and the "./sample/" directory to the target device