Added folder firmware/v01 and started working on version 0.1 of the firmware.

firmware/v01/Adafruit_GFX_Library/fontconvert/makefonts.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# Ugly little Bash script, generates a set of .h files for GFX using
+# GNU FreeFont sources.  There are three fonts: 'Mono' (Courier-like),
+# 'Sans' (Helvetica-like) and 'Serif' (Times-like); four styles: regular,
+# bold, oblique or italic, and bold+oblique or bold+italic; and four
+# sizes: 9, 12, 18 and 24 point.  No real error checking or anything,
+# this just powers through all the combinations, calling the fontconvert
+# utility and redirecting the output to a .h file for each combo.
+
+# Adafruit_GFX repository does not include the source outline fonts
+# (huge zipfile, different license) but they're easily acquired:
+# http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/freefont/
+
+convert=./fontconvert
+inpath=~/Desktop/freefont/
+outpath=../Fonts/
+fonts=(FreeMono FreeSans FreeSerif)
+styles=("" Bold Italic BoldItalic Oblique BoldOblique)
+sizes=(9 12 18 24)
+
+for f in ${fonts[*]}
+do
+	for index in ${!styles[*]}
+	do
+		st=${styles[$index]}
+		for si in ${sizes[*]}
+		do
+			infile=$inpath$f$st".ttf"
+			if [ -f $infile ] # Does source combination exist?
+			  then
+				outfile=$outpath$f$st$si"pt7b.h"
+#				printf "%s %s %s > %s\n" $convert $infile $si $outfile
+				$convert $infile $si > $outfile
+			fi
+		done
+	done
+done