Netduino+2 with Visual Studio 2010

Netduino Development
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Hi community,

I would like to khow if its possible develop programs for Netduino Plus 2 with .Net MicroFramework 4.3 using Visal Basic from Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate.

I´m developing with it but using .Net MicroFramework 4.2 so every time I purchase one N+2 I downgrade to 4.2.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance and best regards.

Fernando

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From the old forums:

Pre-requisites for this firmware
1. Visual Studio 2012 or Visual Studio 2013. Or Visual Studio 2015 (beta).
2. .NET Micro Framework SDK v4.3 QFE2 or newer
3. NETMF plug-in for Visual Studio 2012, NETMF plug-in for Visual Studio 2013 or NETMF plug-in for Visual Studio 2015 (beta).
4. Netduino SDK v4.3.2.1 or newer

Looks like you need VS2012 or above.

Regards,
Mark

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Thanks for your quick answer Mark

Regards

4

I have installed all the application for netduino board but in the visual studio c# templates the netduino application is not showing

but i installed what i all need

  1. vs c# express
  2. .net micro frame work 4.2
  3. netduino sdk 4.2

please help me to get out from this problem to start my first project on this

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I’ve seen tis before:

http://forums.netduino.com/index.php?/topic/1223-cant-create-netduino-project/?p=9986

I think I solved it by looking for the location of the templates (I have the Projects directory set to a location other than the standard installation location). I just copied the templates from the installation location to my Projects directory.

Other people solved this by reinstalling the Microframework.

Regards,
Mark

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Error 1 Program ‘C:\Users\rudra.u\AppData\Local\Temporary Projects\NetduinoApplication1\obj\Debug\NetduinoApplication1.exe’ does not contain a static ‘Main’ method suitable for an entry point NetduinoApplication1

please suggest me what to do with this error

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The error message suggests that you do not have a Main method. The prototype is:

public static void Main()
{
    // Your main program loop goes here.
}

Was this not generated when you created the application?

Regards,
Mark