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+# TFT/OLED Graphics Sub-System
+
+The LPC1343 Code Base includes a reasonably complete graphic
+sub-system that can be used with a variety of RGB565 TFT or OLED
+displays. 
+
+It includes all the basic drawing primitives you'd expect, as well
+as color conversion and alpha-blending, support for bitmap and
+anti-aliased fonts, loading and saving of bitmap images (from/to an
+SD card or elsewhere), and a few basic controls to help you get
+started developing your own custom look and feel in your application.
+
+The core drawing routines (/drivers/displays/tft/drawing.c) are
+seperated from the actual HW (/drivers/displays/tft/hw/*) so that
+the underlying display can be easily changed without having to
+significantly modify your project code.  
+
+A number of drivers are provided for common displays and controllers,
+and it's relatively straight-forward to extend the library to support
+new ones: you simply need to implement the set of functions defined 
+in lcd.h, and the graphics sub-system will call these functions
+directly when rendering any text, graphics, etc..
+
+## Documentation
+
+Complete documentation for the graphics sub-system is available
+online at microbuilder.eu:
+
+http://www.microbuilder.eu/Projects/LPC1343ReferenceDesign/TFTLCDAPI_v1_1_0.aspx

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-TFT LCDs
-========
-
-The top level of this folder contains generic drawing routines for 16-bit TFT
-LCD displays.  The core drawing functions are defined in drawing.c, and the
-specific HW implementation of these routines (setting the individual pixels,
-initialising the display, etc.) takes place in a seperate HW drivers that
-implements the methods defined in lcd.h.  To change the LCD used, you simply
-need to change which HW-specific file is compiled and linked during the build
-process, without having to change anything else in your application code.
-
-For example:
-
-- main.c             - drawing.c          - hw\ili9325.c
-----------------     ----------------     ----------------
-  APPLICATION    --> GENERIC DRAWING  -->   SPECIFIC HW 
-     CODE        -->       CODE       -->      DRIVER
-----------------     ----------------     ----------------
-
-
-drawing.c          Generic drawing routines such as drawing pixels, lines,
-                   rectangles, as well as basic text-rendering.
-
-lcd.h              This file contains the prototypes of HW-specific functions
-                   that must be implemented in the LCD driver, since
-                   drawing.c will redirect all requests to these lower level
-                   functions.
-                   
-touchscreen.c      Contains a very simple example of how to use the ADC to read
-                   the current position on a touchscreen.  No signal debouncing
-                   takes places, and this code will need to be improved for use
-                   in a real-world situation.
-
-colors.c           Functions relating to color conversion, etc.
-
-fonts.c            1-bit font functions and definitions
-
-aafonts.c          Preliminary effort at adding 2-bit and 4-bit anti-
-                   aliased fonts, though this is still a work in progress.
-
-hw\*               HW-specific drivers based on lcd.h                   
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