That should be possible, but it's probably something that would require native C++ drivers (much like the Arduino uses direct interrupt control).
This brings up a good question: should we expose a standard C# class which lets you read/write processor registers directly?
Chris
Hi Guys,
I've coded in assembly, C/C++, and C# for the last good 10 years. I coded in assembly for 8051, in C/C++ for the 8-bit AVRMega MCU, and now in C# for the NETDUINO. It only make sense that NETDUINO continues to motivate development in C# and not going backward to C/C++ or native code. With this in mind, I recommend that the NETDUINO opensource community should expose a standard C# class which allows read/write to/from the MCU's registers directly.
This would allow C# programmer to create their own driver in C# and not have to deal with any native C/C++ code. I think this feature will make NETDUINO unique compare to other products out there. I strongly suggest that this feature gets implemented.
Also, an example of how to do this in native C/C++ would be nice to for those folks who like to do hardcore programming like myself
Thanks!
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