Create an embeded aplication
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I have a c# .net 2.0 application that I created. What I need to know is how do I create a true ".exe" embedable code. I have a gizmo that I want to program. I must confess that I am beyond my realm with this but thats how we learn. I understand how the .net framework works and how it passes the assemblys to the "JIT" and the JIT the converts it to true machine code that the processer executes. do other platforms like borland create true ".exe's"? Or do I need to learn Assembly language? I hope not as I am getting good with C# It is pretty straight forward. Maybe there is a compiler that will do what I need. Thanks in advance. Regards Rick Osburn p.s. I am famillar with windows ce but I dont want to mess with the licensing fees just want to burn it into a Eprom.
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I have a c# .net 2.0 application that I created. What I need to know is how do I create a true ".exe" embedable code. I have a gizmo that I want to program. I must confess that I am beyond my realm with this but thats how we learn. I understand how the .net framework works and how it passes the assemblys to the "JIT" and the JIT the converts it to true machine code that the processer executes. do other platforms like borland create true ".exe's"? Or do I need to learn Assembly language? I hope not as I am getting good with C# It is pretty straight forward. Maybe there is a compiler that will do what I need. Thanks in advance. Regards Rick Osburn p.s. I am famillar with windows ce but I dont want to mess with the licensing fees just want to burn it into a Eprom.
You can post your questions only one time!!! BTW, if you want to develop an embedded system, there are specific dedicated ide's available for the same! Qnx MOmentics, Carbide etc etc.... .Net codes are executed only through .net framework!@!! So creating a standalone exe is merely impossible with .net@!!! And you need not learn assebly language, whereas you can program with c or c++ libraries which will be converted automatically to corresponding assembly codes by the compilers!
Have a Happy Coding.....