
Altia DeepScreen is a graphics code generator that converts prototype graphics into deployable graphics code. Altia DeepScreen uses the same Altia design that has been a part of the project from the very beginning. To generate code, simply select the design objects that represent the display portion of the product and click on the "Generate Code" menu. ANSI C or Java code is generated in seconds rather than months. DeepScreen was created to remove the tedious, time-consuming task of converting prototype graphics into lines of code. DeepScreen reserves precious programming time for more important things, such as building application code and getting it to run on hardware.
With Altia DeepScreen, users can:
- Turn Altia Design screens into deployable C or Java code
- Easily switch between RTOSs
- Deploy graphics code on high and low end targets
- Deliver Altia Design prototypes as a single executable
- Save the grunt work of graphics coding
- Meet aggressive schedules
Specifications:
Development OS
- Windows 2000, XP
- Unix, Sun, HP, SGI
- Linux
Target OS
- Windows NT, ME, 2000, XP, CE, .NET
- Unix, Sun, HP, SGI
- Linux
- QNX
- VxWorks
- Custom, home-grown RTOSs
- and more...
Target Graphics Libraries
- Win32
- OpenGL
- X
- Photon
- WindML
- AltiaGL
- MiniGL
- Frame buffers
- Scan line interfaces
- and more...
Minimum code size
- 2 kilobytes
Hardware requirements
- supports 8, 16 and 32 bit processors
- supports fixed point and floating point processors
Features
- From Altia Design select items for code generation
- No limit to combination or number of objects that can be selected
- Dialog driven choice of target RTOS
- Choice of code generation optimizations
- Generates code for graphics, animation, stimulus and control
- Makefiles for all targets already supplied and integrated
- Ability to build and integrate custom makefiles
- Link in your application code and use your own main loop
- Porting kit to generate code for currently unsupported OSs or GLs
Optimization Options
- Choice to generate code for animation, stimulus and/or control
- Choice to generate code for built-in functions
- Choice to use dynamic or static memory
- Open in window or full screen