If you ever wanted to render raster or vector graphics anywhere, from a bare metal CPU without GPU or FPU, you have arrived to the right place. micro-gl is a suite of libraries: 1. micro-tess, will tesselate your vector graphics in any precision, from Fixed Point precision with 2 bits up to a float point or double precision. Therefore, usually you don't have to use an FPU for many cases and still maintaining numerical robustness with high probability. 2. micro-gl, a software Canvas library, that can render raster and vector graphics on any computer. 3. nitro-gl, an OpenGL renderer for raster and vector graphics 4. micro-alloc, a library that implements memory models such as Heap, Linear memory and more 5. micro-containers, a library with over 20 data structures, that does not rely on the standard library. 6. fontium, a CLI tool to convert fonts into a texture atlas for rendering text. 7. imagium, convert and reshape your pixel images into data arrays for your embedded applications

micro-gl

Run vector graphics on any computer (without GPU or FPU)

micro-gl

Run vector graphics on any computer (without GPU or FPU)

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