The PXP fill rectangle project shows how to use the PXP to draw a solid rectangle with configured color. If this example runs correctly, you will see the panel filled with red, green and blue in a row.

The PXP flip project shows how to use the PXP flip function. If this exampleruns correctly, you will see a square with three color(red, green and blue).The flip mode is changing.

The PXP flip project shows how to use the PXP flip function. If this exampleruns correctly, you will see a square with three color(red, green and blue).The flip mode is changing.

The PXP flip project shows how to use the PXP flip function. If this exampleruns correctly, you will see a square with three color(red, green and blue).The flip mode is changing.

The PXP flip project shows how to use the PXP flip function. If this exampleruns correctly, you will see a square with three color(red, green and blue).The flip mode is changing.

The PXP LCDIF hand shake project shows how to enable the hand shake betweenPXP and LCDIF. If this example runs correctly, you will see two rectangles moving in thescreen. One rectangle is process surface output, and...See more details in readme document.

The PXP LCDIF hand shake project shows how to enable the hand shake betweenPXP and LCDIF. If this example runs correctly, you will see two rectangles moving in thescreen. One rectangle is process surface output, and...See more details in readme document.

The PXP LCDIF hand shake project shows how to enable the hand shake betweenPXP and LCDIF. If this example runs correctly, you will see two rectangles moving in thescreen. One rectangle is process surface output, and...See more details in readme document.

The PXP LCDIF hand shake project shows how to enable the hand shake betweenPXP and LCDIF. If this example runs correctly, you will see two rectangles moving in thescreen. One rectangle is process surface output, and...See more details in readme document.

This example shows how to use the PXP Porter Duff compositing. In this example, A blue rectangle is in the left up corner of the destination surface (also named PS surface, or s0 in reference mannal). A red rectangle...See more details in readme document.