I've been compiling my own STM32F4 firmware for some time. Recently I implemented the SPI BusyPin logic and watchdog functionality. To do this I ended up changing the constructor for Microsoft.SPOT.Hardware.SPI.Configuration. To take advantage of my new constructor I need to compile the DLLs for use in Windows with the Visual Studio IDE.
I'm a member of the netmf.codeplex.com project now. Once I figure out how to compile and test these changes I'll formally submit them.
Currently I have tested my code using odd quirky hacks. Like, for the watchdog I'm using the setter method for the Timeout to kick the watchdog. And for the SPI BusyPin I did something equally hackish.
I see folders like...
FrameworkIDETargetsv3.0Assemblies
FrameworkIDETargetsv4.0Assemblies
FrameworkIDETargetsv4.1Assemblies
FrameworkIDETargetsv4.2Assemblies
So I tried running msbuild build.dirproj in the Framework folder, but that didn't produce any new DLLs...
No errors thought