Question on documentation

TinyCLR OS
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My question is based on how I read things. Not because anything is right or wrong.

I assumed the new TinyCLR was suppose to be used with Visual Studio 2017.

Reading from the document found at http://www.tinyclr.com/

It’s as easy as:

  1. Grab a FEZ or one of the many supported hardware.
  2. Download and install a Microsoft Visual Studio edition, including the free community edition, including the free community edition.
  3. Download the free TinyCLR OS extension.
  4. Plug in a USB Cable…and enjoy!

" Download and install a Microsoft Visual Studio edition "

To me, I read that as ( ANY ) Microsoft Visual Studio edition .

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Premium vs community edition, not 2013 vs 2017 edition. But I see your point.

If you click on the “Get started” button then you will see 2017 clearly there.

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a most of doc. are ready but sometime we need some doc. with picture “explained in way for dummies”

for example :
-using tera term step by step how to (with pic.)
-using compilation of addiditonal things(marshalling part) as is default and uploading working sample (i follow interopt of user bouland very long communication and different approach of using additional tools which are not documented)

so please can you see me on my doc how I explained

so picture by picture i tried to explain examples for

-dfu mode
-uart rdm6300 example
-uart upload firmware
-pinout of nucleo etc.

on my nucleo port github folder (folder help on device)

Sometime picture is like 1000 word

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I want to see pictures and videos

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i will own an camera and start to do docs or/and videos for nucleo stm32f411ret6

  • how to compile TinyCLR OS Port for Nucleo STM32F411RET6
  • how to use tera term step by step (FEZCLR firwmare) for Nucleo STM32F411RET6
  • how to set dfu mode and upload firmware on Nucleo STM32F411RET6
  • how to upload firmware in uart mode on Nucleo STM32F411RET6
  • how to start programming with Nucleo STM32F411RET6 (blink test)
  • how to create an class for pinout / pinoutput to use for Nucleo STM32F411RET6 board
  • how to create and managed driver

i belive is enought for start :smiley:

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For sure !

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@Bauland

check for some existing things

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EXCELLENT, and then some!!