The Quickstart External Resource examples are made available in 3 methods below. Each mode demonstrates reading multiple images, multi-lingual strings and multiple font assets from both internal and external non-volatile memory (NVM). 

These demonstrations are provided for application designs requiring multiple images or non-alphabet-based languages with large number of glyphs, have a very large NVM requirement for their graphics resources. In such applications, storing these graphics resources on-chip may be inefficient or impossible. The solution is to store the graphics resources to off-chip NVM, thereby preserving the on-chip NVM for program memory and allowing for more complex functional features. 

Note: The application is purposely setup in single-buffer configuration to allow visual inspection of the data retrieval speed of the various images and glyphs. Observation of visual artifacts are expected. 

For more information, see the following methods specified by their naming conventions.