If you're looking for general information about the Avigo, check out Texas Instruments' official site, and then go to the Avigo Downloads page to see what is really going on. There is also a very active developer-oriented mailing list that you can join at Onelist.
I welcome any and all contributions of freeware code and/or documentation!
Now allow me one moment to cover my butt: The code provided comes with no guarantees implied or otherwise. Use at your own risk, and always backup the data on your Avigo before installing ANYTHING new. Don't get any mistaken impressions: this stuff is pretty raw, but the idea is to get it out there so people can use it as a starting point for understanding how to code in the Freeware SDK.
BubbleBurst | Sam Rauch
Most of the source for the best looking Avigo game out there. Bubble Burst is a clone of the popular arcade game, Puzzle Bobble or Bust-A-Move. If you're not familiar with the game, take a look at some screen shots. |
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Jouni Miettunen
If you've seen the game "robots" or "daleks" or "Dr. Who" or "Androids" then you know this game. A classic. (Version 0.2) |
![]() | Thomas Chapman With IRDraw on two or more Avigos you can scribble notes to each other. Now works with SDK v91b2 (Version 0.3.) |
BatteryMeter | Thomas Chapman Monitor the state of your main and backup batteries. Doesn't actually come with source, but Thomas will send it to you if you mail him a postcard. It sounds worth the effort, too. (Version 1.0) |
framedraw.c | David Ford Some drawing code that mimics the look of the standard title bar that appears at the top of most Avigo apps. Now has a menu and uses system icon drawing to get the look just right. (Note: this source relies on the avicons.c and avicons.h files from the icontest sample.) |
isamp.c | Sam Rauch
Another sample of grabbing input from the pen and buttons. |