miltonkbenjamin

****** Error: CLR_E_ENTRY_NOT_FOUND

To fix the problem, start with a new clean project, add the code and references to the project.

Once all the needed references are added, this link error goes away and everything then works.

Thanks,

Milt

Hi Chris

How can I tell what version of .NET Micro Framework  the .NETMF library was built for?

This is the toolbox I downloaded. from

https://netmftoolbox...ases/view/99595

Looks like these libraries consists of a number of interdependent projects.  My problem is I dont yet

see the structure of the process and reverse engineering is not a very efficient way of going at it.

I can input the Toolkit.NETMF.Hardware.Tools project into VisualC# and build it there using 4.2.  However

other libraries are prerequisites.  Is there a systematic way to do this?

Thanks,

Milt

I found a c# version of SQLITE3 complete with a visual studio 2010 project file.  I downloaded the package and imported the project file into Visual studio 2010.  I referenced the SQLITE3 project from another C# project that runs on the Netduino.  I can now call SQLITE functions

form the netduino c# code

How do I tell VS2010 to convert the referenced SQLITE3 project to byte code for the Netduino+2 so it too can run on the netduino?

Thanks,

Milt

Hi Chris,

We may very well be talking about millions.

Thanks,

Milt

Ok,

I got the NmeaGps  name space defined bu including:

using Toolbox.NETMF.Hardware;

Now "Tools" is not defined in

  "Debug.Print("http://www.bing.com/maps/?q=" + Tools.RawUrlEncode(Gps.Latitude.ToString() + " " + Gps.Longitude.ToString()));"

Where do I find "Tools" ?

Thanks

Milt