···

       
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To quickly set up and use a framebuffer Flanterm instance, it is possible to

     

       
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use the `flanterm_fb_init()` function as such:

     

       
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```c

     

       
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#include <flanterm/flanterm.h>

     

       
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#include <flanterm/backends/fb.h>

     

       
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struct flanterm_context *ft_ctx = flanterm_fb_init(

     

       
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        NULL,

     
···

       
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Where `framebuffer_ptr, width, height, pitch` and `{red,green,blue}_mask_{size,shift}`

     

       
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represent the corresponding info about the framebuffer to use for this given instance.

     

       
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The meaning of the other arguments can be found in `backends/fb.h`.

     

       
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To then print to the terminal instance, simply use the `flanterm_write()`

     

       
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function on the given instance. For example:

     

···

       
8
       
 
       
To quickly set up and use a framebuffer Flanterm instance, it is possible to

     

       
9
       
 
       
use the `flanterm_fb_init()` function as such:

     

       
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```c

     

       
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+
       
#include <flanterm.h>

     

       
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+
       
#include <flanterm_backends/fb.h>

     

       
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struct flanterm_context *ft_ctx = flanterm_fb_init(

     

       
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        NULL,

     
···

       
30
       
 
       
Where `framebuffer_ptr, width, height, pitch` and `{red,green,blue}_mask_{size,shift}`

     

       
31
       
 
       
represent the corresponding info about the framebuffer to use for this given instance.

     

       
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33
       
+
       
The meaning of the other arguments can be found in `flanterm_backends/fb.h`.

     

       
34
       
 
       


     

       
35
       
 
       
To then print to the terminal instance, simply use the `flanterm_write()`

     

       
36
       
 
       
function on the given instance. For example: