x64 Support?

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  • April 28, 2014 at 17:08 #4189
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    Chris M. Muench
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    Is there a 64 Bit Version of the monobrick library available? If not, is there a version that only uses BT (Virtual Com Port) and Wifi – no USB (as it looks like all the monobrick USB dependencies are 32Bit only).

    Thanks
    Chris

    April 28, 2014 at 18:34 #4190
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    Anders Søborg
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    Hi

    Just download the test project and build your own version – source code will be available from GIT at some point. But are you getting any error using the dll?

    Anders

    April 28, 2014 at 19:59 #4192
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    Chris M. Muench
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    Yes, I do get a “System.BadImageFormatException” when I try to create a new instance of the “Brick”.
    Even if I use “Wifi” as the Connection.

    if I compile and run my code using x86 it works just fine.

    Also, is there a way to get sensor “change events” instead of polling the sensor data?

    Thanks
    Chris

    April 29, 2014 at 20:20 #4195
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    Anders Søborg
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    Ok use the test project. It includes the source – then you should be able to build the way you want it. Why is it important that it is x64?

    Also, is there a way to get sensor “change events” instead of polling the sensor data?

    No the EV3 can not “send” an event when a sensor value changes – so polling is the only way.

    Anders

    May 9, 2014 at 04:53 #4274
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    Chris M. Muench
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    I am working on a Rapid Application Development Platform for the Internet of Things (check out http://www.c-labs.com/c-dengine). It runs on all platforms that run .NET including Mono, Xamarin and the Azure Cloud.

    The Engine can manage many things and creates a lot of data. It is build to run on “Any CPU” and runs on 64Bit windows automatically at 64bit. The C-DEngine provides access to “Things” via plugins – so I wrote a MonoBrick Lego Plugin. When the plugin instantiates, it will run as the host in x64 bit mode – and fails.

    If you run it on a 32Bit PC (which is VERY rare these days), it runs just fine.

    What test project are you referring to? Where can I find it?
    Thanks for your great support

    Cheers
    Chris
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    May 9, 2014 at 04:59 #4275
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    Chris M. Muench
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    doh! found the test project:)

    May 9, 2014 at 18:41 #4277
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    Anders Søborg
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    Ok Great

    May 9, 2014 at 18:52 #4278
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    Chris M. Muench
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    And I got it to work on my PC just fine! THanks,

    You should recompile your dll with “Any CPU” in the settings by replacing the “x86” (and prefer 32bit) with “Any CPU”. That will make your dll work in 64 bit apps as well.

    I created a plugin for the C-DEngine and will post this (with a reference to your site) in my forums as soon as my public beta will be available (target date May 28th). Is this ok with you?

    In my test scenario I can control my EV3 with an arduino based Joystick and change my office HUE lights to a color that the Color sensor of the EV3 sees.

    Cheers,
    Chris

    May 10, 2014 at 17:48 #4285
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    Anders Søborg
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    Hey

    I created a plugin for the C-DEngine and will post this (with a reference to your site) in my forums as soon as my public beta will be available (target date May 28th). Is this ok with you?

    Sounds great. Please post a link when it is ready.

    You should recompile your dll with “Any CPU” in the settings by replacing the “x86″ (and prefer 32bit) with “Any CPU”. That will make your dll work in 64 bit apps as well.

    Sure but right now I am busy with the next release of the MonoBrick firmware…

    Anders

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