For those that don't know,
Arduino is ATmega based development platform.
It would seem that a driver/plugin could be made for LCDHost to enable support for generic displays if the controller itself can be tailored for that plugin.
What I am saying is basically, from the computers point of view, an Arduino is just a serial port.
If someone made a plugin, with which you could send the data from LCDHost to this serial port, a custom Arduino code could be made to then convert it to any display you can run with it.
The most used GLCD controller with arduino is the KS0108, and the arduino library for it can be found
here. A ton of Arduino compatible GLCDs, with KS0108 and many others, can be found in the
Adafruit and
Sparkfun sites.
There is a project that might be used as an example/base, called
ChibiMo.
It consist of a server program running on your PC, and a
quite simple code running on the Arduino.
It registers as a secondary monitor, and the refresh rate is excellent.
I personally have no experience with writing plugins and DLLs, but I could hack something up on the arduino side
