Hi group,
I looking for a software package I can use to learn how to program an Arduino. It must run under Linux ( Fedora ).
I found 'emulate' but can't figure out how to start it! All the other one I found run under Winders.
Thanks for your time.
Why would you want an emulator when you can just run your code on the arduino? Thats the best way to start.
Googling "emulate arduino linux" this was the first result, and it looks pretty good: http://emulare.sourceforge.net/ The forum thread says it runs well with mono.
Enjoy!
bilbo:
Why would you want an emulator when you can just run your code on the arduino? Thats the best way to start.
It's on order.
bilbo:
Googling "emulate arduino linux" this was the first result: http://emulare.sourceforge.net/ The forum thread says it runs well with mono.
Can figure out how to start it. My eyesite is really bad and I have problems reading.
Oh ok, so you will unfortunately need to compile it with monodevelop, which can be downloaded here: Redirecting… . Then, open the .sln file in monodevelop, and compile and run it.
You can also just practice writing code in the IDE, and see if it will compile.
Best of luck, and welcome to the exciting world of arduino!