MIOS32 C Interface

TODO: describe software architecture

Toolchain

Informations about the precompiled gcc toolchain and installation instructions can be found on following Wiki pages:

README	CODE	#001: Forwarding MIDI Events
README	CODE	#002: Parsing MIDI Events
README	CODE	#003: Debug Message
README	CODE	#004: Sending MIDI
README	CODE	#005: Polling J5 Pins
README	CODE	#006: Usage of RTOS Tasks
README	CODE	#007: MIOS32 Timer
README	CODE	#008: J5 Outputs
README	CODE	#009: Controlling up to 128 LEDs with DOUTX4 Modules
README	CODE	#010: Scanning up to 128 buttons connected to DINX4 Modules
README	CODE	#011: Scanning 12 analog pots
README	CODE	#012b: Scanning up to 64 analog pots (or even more)
README	CODE	#013: Controlling Motorfaders
README	CODE	#014: Sending relative MIDI events with rotary encoders
README	CODE	#014b: Sending relative MIDI events with rotary encoders connected to J5
README	CODE	#015: Sending absolute MIDI events with rotary encoders
README	CODE	#015b: Sending absolute MIDI events with rotary encoders connected to J5
README	CODE	#016: Using AOUTs and a Notestack
README	CODE	#017: A simple Sequencer
README	CODE	#018: A simple Arpeggiator
README	CODE	#019: A MIDI Player plays from SD Card
README	CODE	#020: LCD Output
README	CODE	#021: Graphical LCD Output
README	CODE	#022: Graphical LCD with Touchpanel
README	CODE	#023: Exclusive access to LCD device (using a Mutex)
README	CODE	#024: I2S Synthesizer
README	CODE	#025: SysEx Parser and EEPROM Emulation
README	CODE	#026: Digital potentiometers
README	CODE	#027: Standard Control Surface
README	CODE	#028: Simple OSC Server and Client
README	CODE	#029: Fast Scan Matrix for velocity sensitive Keyboard

An automatically generated documentation about the APIs is available under: http://midibox.org/mios32/manual

Last update: 2023-11-04