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Release Notes for StellarisWare Revision 7611 (July 2, 2011)
codepoint in Unicode space to be moved downwards to a new codepoint position in the output
font. This allows, for example, the generation of a Stellaris graphics library ISO8859-5 (Cyrillic)
font where the Cyrillic characters begin at codepoint 0xA0 from a Unicode font were they start at
codepoint 0x400. The generated font will have characters 0-0x9F taken from Unicode codepoints
0-0x9F but output characters from 0xA0-0xFF will be encoded from Unicode codepoints 0x400-
0x45F.
3.6 New Features in Stellaris Host Tools
3.6.1 Ftrasterize updated to allow better support for some ISO8859 vari-
ants (Reference 13112)
New command line options have been added to ftrasterize to allow easier generation of some
ISO8859 variant fonts from Unicode fonts. The new options allow a block of characters from a given
codepoint in Unicode space to be moved downwards to a new codepoint position in the output
font. This allows, for example, the generation of a Stellaris graphics library ISO8859-5 (Cyrillic)
font where the Cyrillic characters begin at codepoint 0xA0 from a Unicode font were they start at
codepoint 0x400. The generated font will have characters 0-0x9F taken from Unicode codepoints
0-0x9F but output characters from 0xA0-0xFF will be encoded from Unicode codepoints 0x400-
0x45F.
3.7 Bug Fixes in Stellaris Host Tools
3.7.1 LMDFU.DLL state initialisation corrected (Reference 13418)
The lmdfu.dll dynamic link library used in the Windows driver to support boot_usb and Device
Firmware Upgrade function could previously have reported errors on opening the device due to
incorrect placement of several lines of code which initialized various variables. This resulted in
uninitialized var iables being read in some cases and incorrect errors being reported. These vari-
ables are now initialized prior to being used.
3.8 New Features in Stellaris USB Library
3.8.1 USB library now supports rebuilding with ROM calls (Reference
13515)
The USB library is normally built without calling ROM functions which increases the size of the USB
library. With this release the USB library can be rebuilt so that it will call the ROM functions by spec-
ifying one of the TARGET_IS_ definitions. The size savings will be diminished on microcontrollers
that do not have USB functions in ROM.
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