Somehow overlooked this.
Thanks to rbrsidedn there is a working library for the T6963C Chip.
Just needed a slight change to move the "Hello world" over so it wouldnt chop off the first 2 characters.
(Probably just cause it was my GLCD board and how its set up)
BTW - its a GLCD (graphic LCD), so it won't work with the LiquidCrystal library, which is for character LCDs. If you can find the info on the controller (or use what was noted in that thread about the avr-gcc), I think there is a KS0108 library (common GLCD - usually 128x64, but other sizes are used) - I am not sure if the controller chip on your LCD is KS0108 compatible or not (I haven't looked).
You will probably have to make your own interface library for it; eventually, as GLCDs become more popular, we'll hopefully see a convergence of the libraries...
Thanks, I figured that out eventually haha. But yeah, im very new to microcontrollers. I would get a different lcd but im kind of broke, and i had this one sitting around anyway.
I have the ks0108 library and am not sure what to do with it so far. Tried compiling it and changing it, but it still gives many errors.
EDIT:
Turns out I was supposed to put the whole ks0108 library into the library folder in the arduino ide, should have read the readme first. ;D
It compiles and uploads the example fine now after putting it in the proper folder structure.
But it still does not do anything aside from what appears to be the screen restart.
I was more meaning use the KS0108 library as a base to build your new library for the T6963C controller on; I didn't mean to imply that it would work for the T6963C controller.
I think if you used that library as a base, and cribbed from the avr-gcc code here (mentioned in the thread link I gave you):
