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Is it possible to insert C # in a microcontroller

I need to disconnect the light from the command from the computer. Is this possible with C #?

Does the microcontroller recognize C # code?

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According to how you asked this question, it means that you are new to writing software for microcontrollers. Although the .NET Micro Framework exists for them and is supported by C #, the general concept of programming microcontrollers is completely different from programming desktop applications. If you do not want to spend some time studying microcontrollers, I would recommend that you use some USB relay board instead and control the relay directly from your C # application on your desktop, where you feel at home.

You can look at this panel with C # examples or take a look at this SOF Topic, where a similar topic was discussed.

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If you're looking for one, Netduino is an Arduino-enabled whiteboard with integrated .NET Micro Framework support and can definitely do what to look for.

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This may be what you are looking for: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/netmf/default.aspx

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You can send some events to ports (for example: serial.port) from c with a sharp button event, but you should use: using System.IO.Ports .... this is applied after making real programming work in c, using, for example, mikroC OR ... anyother

see this as ref .: (in Arabic, but there are other videos for the same user in English) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj-NLrP_F6k

I hope he added something to your answer

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1346731/

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