nucleo-144 f767zi with SSD1963(BD,800x480) 8bit parallel

[Karbonforms]

Is this possible with this library?

I have:
`#define STM32
#define STM_PORTA_DATA_BUS
#define TFT_PARALLEL_8_BIT
#define SSD1963_800_DRIVER
#define TFT_CS PC8
#define TFT_DC PC9
#define TFT_RST PC12

#define TFT_WR PC10
#define TFT_RD PC11

#define TFT_D0 PA0 // 8 bit Port A parallel bus to TFT
#define TFT_D1 PA1
#define TFT_D2 PA2
#define TFT_D3 PA3
#define TFT_D4 PA4
#define TFT_D5 PA5
#define TFT_D6 PA6
#define TFT_D7 PA7
`

Attempting to compile gives:
In file included from .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\TFT_eSPI.h:56, from .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\TFT_eSPI.cpp:17: .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\Processors/TFT_eSPI_STM32.c: In member function 'void TFT_eSPI::pushBlock(uint16_t, uint32_t)': .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\Processors/TFT_eSPI_STM32.h:732:38: error: redeclaration of 'uint8_t r' 732 | #define tft_Write_16(C) uint8_t r = (((C) & 0xF800)>> 8); uint8_t g = (((C) & 0x07E0)>> 3); uint8_t b = (((C) & 0x001F)<< 3); \ | ^ .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\Processors/TFT_eSPI_STM32.c:100:28: note: in expansion of macro 'tft_Write_16' 100 | tft_Write_16(color); tft_Write_16(color); tft_Write_16(color); tft_Write_16(color); | ^~~~~~~~~~~~ .pio\libdeps\nucleo_f767zi\TFT_eSPI\Processors/TFT_eSPI_STM32.h:732:38: note: 'uint8_t r' previously declared here 732 | #define tft_Write_16(C) uint8_t r = (((C) & 0xF800)>> 8); uint8_t g = (((C) & 0x07E0)>> 3); uint8_t b = (((C) & 0x001F)<< 3); \

With those last 3 ("redeclaration", "expansion" and "previously declared here") repeated about eleventy billion times. Curiously, the redeclaration and previously-declared-here point to the same 'uint8_t r'

In my IDE(clion) uint8_t appears to be undefined, but slapping in a few #include <inttypes.h> still gives above errors. IDE just likely confused.

Cheers!

[Bodmer]

Yes, it will work.

For the STM32 the library expects the official STM32 Arduino board package to be loaded. Given the large number of error messages I think this is not visible to the PIO IDE.