eGML Core Lib - The rendering heart of eGML

Graphics rendering is required in many embedded devices and applications such as graphical user interfaces (GUIs) but also in embedded systems without any display. An example for the latter case is HD-Matrix-LED light processing for automotive front- and rear-lights.

In many embedded systems, e.g. for system cost or legacy reasons, the graphics rendering job has to be done without a dedicated GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), i.e. it has to be done in software on a CPU while still significant rendering performance has to be achieved. At the same time many graphics applications, such as the examples mentioned above, only require 2D BLIT (Block Level Image Transfer) graphic operations.

The egmlCoreLib covers especially such cases by providing a comprehensive set of 2D BLIT routines, each of these highly optimized in performance by utilizing SIMD instructions, e.g. NEON, SSE and AVX.

The ANSI-C egmlCoreLib - the heart of eGML - is designed to target entry class embedded processors with a simple RTOS or even on bare-metal (no OS) as it has no operation system dependencies and a tiny memory footprint. It is highly customizable so that it can easily be tuned for specific application requirements.