rlcobos
December 15, 2019, 10:04am
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I have an old project in one Reaper board.
I need make some small changes , but i can’t found the way to work with it with my last source code.
I desperate and start to migrate the project to VS2019 and TinyCLR.
But now i’m not able to found the documentation to integrate my old pulsecount module, to work in the new environment.
can somebody help me, please ??
Brett
December 15, 2019, 7:26pm
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rlcobos
December 16, 2019, 6:01am
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Hi Valon, thanks , but i don’t explain pretty well my problem.
i’m speaking about de pulsecount module.
rlcobos
December 16, 2019, 6:03am
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Hi Brett,
Yes , i'm speaking about the pulsecount gadgeteer module.
i have tried to work with your link, but, my project is in visual studio 2019, with tinyclros, and i think, it's the reason to have a lot of errors with the references when i try to load the project.
do you know how to use the pulsecount module in tinyclrOS???
thanks in advance.
Brett
December 16, 2019, 6:45am
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it’s a classic case of… You must convert the code that used to run the pulsecount module, under netmf 4.3 and Gadgeteer, to TinyCLR OS. There are some modules already done, in GadgeteerToTinyCLR/TinyApp/GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Gadgeteer/Modules at master · Gravicode/GadgeteerToTinyCLR · GitHub , that you might be able to use or build on.
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rlcobos
December 16, 2019, 8:12am
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Hi Brett,
Thanks a lot for the update..
I have tried it but...., the my installation can't found the correct dll's.
Must I install something not installed on my computer??
Where can i found the correct dll's ??
thanks in advance.
you should update project to latest DLL-s (both yours and TinyCLR Gadgeter too) so there after to use with TinyCLR 1.0
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rlcobos
December 16, 2019, 9:53am
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And…
Where can i found the correct DLL-s???
Brett
December 16, 2019, 10:17am
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by building the source?
Download Nuget Packages for some Modules GitHub - bauland/TinyClrLib: Library to centralize use of modules in TinyClr are two better links, but there’s no PulseCount module that @Bauland has put in the repo. So it should be relatively easy for you to grab the code and update it based on this GitHub framework - otherwise the code in any of these modules aren’t mind-blowingly complex so shouldn’t be too much to figure out how to rewrite it yourself