InfiniTime moved the LVGL-FS driver initialization to the LittleVgl
constructor and passed the FS member to do that.
Update the simulator copy of LittleVgl to do just that.
Fixes: https://github.com/InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniSim/issues/89
InfiniTime removed the `Pinetime::Drivers::Cst816S& touchPanel`
reference from the LittleVGL constructor. Update that in the simulator
to stay compatible
The constructors got cleaned up and the WatchdogView got replaced by a
const reference to the Watchdog object.
Update develop branch to the `infineat: Create colors at compile time`
commit, where those changes are needed
cmake: add explicit std::filesystem linking
g++8 compiler has C++17 support, but needs a link parameter for `std::filesystem` to work.
Add a cmake-module to find the needed link flag (if any) and provide a CMake target to
link against.
This can be removed once InfiniTime needs a newer compiler standard (like C++20).
Fixes: https://github.com/InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniSim/issues/57
The `BUILD_RESOURCES` option is also available in `InfiniTime`, but we
don't want to require building the firmware to test `resource.zip` file
generation.
This pull request allows my pull request InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniTime#1323 in the
InfiniTime project to build the simulator that's in this project. Both pull requests
add the feature that I requested here: InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniTime#1320
Co-authored-by: Dyllan Kobal <dddk500@gmail.com>
* print memory usage (p/P): Only print when changed, max-memory
No longer spam the memory usage constantly. This makes the output much
more useful by allowing to observe each change in memory usage, since
the values now no longer get pushed up and scroll out of view rapidly.
Changes:
- Add `max_used` peak memory usage
- Add labels in the output (slightly more verbose, but much clearer)
- Remove unnecessary `int64_t` cast
- Change "free" to "budget left" to clarify it shows mem that would be
free on the real hardware, making situations where it goes negative
less confusing
- Change field widths so 5 digit values no longer jump out of alignment
Example output:
```
Mem: 6720 used (change: -248, peak: 7928) 7616 budget left
Mem: 6832 used (change: +112, peak: 7928) 7504 budget left
Mem: 6584 used (change: -248, peak: 7928) 7752 budget left
Mem: 10856 used (change: +4272, peak: 10848) 3480 budget left
Mem: 10888 used (change: +32, peak: 10880) 3448 budget left
Mem: 10616 used (change: -272, peak: 10880) 3720 budget left
Mem: 6704 used (change: -3912, peak: 10880) 7632 budget left
Mem: 6808 used (change: +104, peak: 10880) 7528 budget left
```
