C# in microcontroller

[jerkymotion]

One of my friend is trying to write code in C# for Atmega 32. He has no previous experience in MCU programming but has experience in C# coding. Which platform should we suggest to him?
All he need to do is also make GUI to perform the serial communication at the same time with Controller. Is there any suggestion as like (ex. dot net like platform)????????
please provide me information

 

[bigdogguru]

I assume you are referring to actually programming the MCU using a .NET style coding platform, not the GUI on the PC side.

If so, then checkout:

Netduino

Netduino is an open source electronics platform using the .NET Micro Framework.

Featuring a 32-bit microcontroller and a rich development environment.
Suitable for engineers and hobbyists alike.


I've never personally had any experience with these devices, but they do appear to be quite interesting.

 

[navenmou]

In my opinion rather than C# it is better develop coding in C......so that he will get what he is expecting....

 

[MahmoudHassan]

if he knew C# ...i think C is not to different and he can code using c easly

 

[luben111]

actually C# is closer to Delphi than to C++ (if you forget the begin-end and replace them with brackets). So moving from C# to C++ could be painful.