See our article How to Use GPIO on TorizonCore to know more. Which for Linux corresponds to the GPIO bank /dev/gpiochip1 line 6. The example code used in this article comes from the sample Hardware Setup įor the purposes of example in this article, the Apalis iMX6Q and Ixora carrier board will be used.įor the LED connection, the SODIMM_5 of the Apalis family will be used, which in the case corresponds to the Ixora Extension Header x27 pin 15: This will add our user torizon to the gpio group to have access to GPIO management. Open a new terminal using the Visual Studio Code and enter the command: NET Core Torizon project there are no differences between a standard. Understand how to add Nuget packages, library dependencies and more in the next subsections.įor this article we will set up a project to make a simple blink LED as Hello World example. NET Core Console project with the following files will be created: Then choose the right target architecture of your board and the framework version to be used:Ī. NET Console Application as the type of project: Select a folder on system to store the project files:Īfter the folder selection, select the. NET Core Application to create an application:Īfter creating it write the application name on the same command bar: Press F1 on Visual Studio Code and then type Torizon/.NET: Create. Toradex Hardware with TorizonCore installed.Linux (it was validated using Ubuntu 18.04).Windows 10 Pro / Enterprise / Education.
The goal is to show a simple LED blink using. NET Applications on TorizonCore using the Visual Studio Code extension provided by Toradex. This article explains how to run and debug. NET Core Development and Debugging on Torizon Using Visual Studio Code Introduction
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