This project is a basic widget toolkit for embedded devices written in C++. I chose object oriented approach with all those inheritance and virtual methods stuff. It is really usefull for future - new widgets can be easilly added.

It abstracts:

• Touch panel events
• Keys event
• Screens management
• Widgets rendering
• Widget events callbacks / virtual methods which could be overriden

All the hardware specific part is abstracted out in a single abstract class called PPortingAbstract located in file pportingabstract.cpp. You only need to inherit this class and implement these pure virtual methods.

The best thing - everything can be developed/tested on a PC - no hardware is needed. The project also contains porting to a Qt widget and simple testing software for development.

My other projects also contains this framework in real world - STM32F4 with SSD1289 LCD with touch.

To build PC development software you just need to import [piris.pro] into Qt Creator and you can try for yourself. If you want to use the framework on an embedded device check this PirisPort.cpp in my homeautomation repository