Sorry, no. They aren't pin compatible. I just use a bunch of jumper wires
And I also use FMSC to drive the bus. Gordon's board contains chip from medium-density series, so it does not have FMSC. But it's not really a problem. It can be driven by bit banging (if you have enough free pins)
Let's count. You need WR, RD, CS, A0 and either 8 or 16 data bits for display and CS, MCK, MISO and MOSI for touch
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Sorry, no. They aren't pin compatible. I just use a bunch of jumper wires
And I also use FMSC to drive the bus. Gordon's board contains chip from medium-density series, so it does not have FMSC. But it's not really a problem. It can be driven by bit banging (if you have enough free pins)
Let's count. You need WR, RD, CS, A0 and either 8 or 16 data bits for display and CS, MCK, MISO and MOSI for touch