Nobby

I understand this might be a difficult ask because of how taxes and tariffs work in various countries but I was looking at being able to purchase Netduinos from overseas. There's only one reseller in my region and they have recently been 'less than helpful' with the loss of and expensive package. I would prefer not to do business with them anymore if possible and I'm a month or two away from a green light to purchase a commercial quantity of Netduinos for a client's project. I've tried using Amazon and a few other resellers and they have international shipment policies in place to prevent purchases for whatever reasons/structures you have in place with your distribution network. This has probably been asked in a few threads but have Netduino Plus 2's been shipped to most international resellers? I would be looking at moving my product's hardware platform from Netduino Plus to Netduino Plus 2 and would like to do an evaluation before buying a bunch.

With the release of the .Net MF 4.3 Beta, we've all had the pleasure of Netduino development under VS2012. Since there isn't a Netduino SDK for 2012 yet, you can't make new Netduino, Netduino+ etc projects under VS2012. Are there registry hacks which are fairly painless to create Netduino project templates for VS2012?

This is a similar thread to the one I posted earlier about free memory. This time I'm looking at writing thread-based diagnostics. Due to the Process class not being relevant for .Net MF, is there a way of getting a list or a count of threads that are in any possible state within the application domain or "process"? Secondly, if I have a stray, unreferenced thread floating around, does the GC gobble it up if it's in a non-idle state or when IsAlive is true?

Hey guys, Is there a method to check runtime memory usage and possibly get the total memory of the device through micro framework? With the regular .Net Framework you have to do it through a process object but this doesn't apply to .Net Microframework. I've had a skim through all the namespaces for 4.2 and can't find anything relevant.

I'm putting together a simple class to handle multiple port interrupts through a single event handler. .Net microframework says that data1 can be the port number. I setup an experiement to evaluate data1 with two different buttons. I used D6 & D10(PWM1 & PWM3). PWM3 came up as data1=54 and PWM1 came up as data1=52. Comparing those to the Netduino schematic, the difference in the two numbers matches the difference in pin numbers(diff of 2) but the numbers don't match the schematic pinout. PWM3 is 67 and PWM1 is 65. Regardless of whether this is an error or not, I still need to build a relationship table. I would like to know if these are going to change in the future though for whatever reason. Is there an error in the designation of pin numbers/labelling on the ARM7 netduino schematic?