8x8 C include file from Chris Eddy
8x6 from Philippe Lucidame
7x5 from Alice Campbell
5x7 landscape from Alice Campbell
4x6 from PK
The character set extractor by Nikolai Golovchenko and its sample files
Bitmap to table converter Opens FNT (Windows Bitmap Font) or BMP (Windows Bitmap Picture) files and writes out a C language data table.
BMP2ASM by John Gerthoffer of American AutoMatrix. Converts BMP, ICO, or WMF files into 8 bit high rows. Written as part of the Smart Stat project? Also available is a program that converts the output of BMP2ASM into a C array.
Windows Charset Editor from
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A better 7 segment decoder with individual LEDs
MICR@ Barcode@ Calculator (Up side down 7 segment)
A subtile but important point is that character set encoding has nothing to do with the actual shape of the characters being encoded.
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for (int j=1; j<3; j++) {
if (((col0>>i & 0b11) == (3-j)) && ((col1>>i &0b11) == j)) {
col0R = col0R | 1<<((i*2)+j);
col1L = col1L | 1<<((i*2)+3-j);
}
}
The variables col0 and col1 are two successive 8-pixel high columns in the normal-resolution character, and col0L, col0R, col1L, and col1R are the 16-pixel high left and right versions of these in the double-resolution character.
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