The #Microwindows / #NanoX port to #NuttX developed in the frame of Wu Chenyang’s (Acfboy) #GSoC Add X11 graphic support on NuttX using NanoX has been fully integrated into NuttX mainline, including the Microwindows Overview and Examples section in the documentation and example configurations sim:mw, qemu-intel64:mw, sim:nanox and qemu-intel64:nanox. The functionality has been tested on #STM32 and #SONY #spresense boards as well. The project tracking page is there. Thanks to NuttX #POSIX API, the porting has been straightforward, and thanks to Gregory Haerr, all changes have been integrated into Microwindows mainline as well.
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For the curiosity, I have tested to build our large more than 20 years old #RTEMS SuiTk based application of the complete TECHNIC I which represents 83182 lines of code (+20773 comments), 15014 lines of headers (+7568 comments) and 72607 lines of GUI XML description with #Microwindows / #NanoX #NuttX port and the results runs in the mode intended for GUI testing under #Linux in baremetal x86_64 #NuttX BSP in #QEMU. The pure #Linux / #POSIX mode with sensors and actuators stubs has been available from the project start. For more generations of that development see the related #PiKRON’s medical development page.