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Title: Intel Edison
Post by gwiken on Sep 29^th, 2014 at 7:06pm

I have today used The Visual Studio and Visual Micro along with Intel Edison IDE to compile and download blink.ino into an Intel Edison Board with the Arduino base board. :D
It works fine, now is a new problem, I have three configurations:
1. Arduino 1.0.6
2. Arduino 1.5.7 for Due
3. Intel Edison 1.0.3 with Ardunio 1.5.3 in the bottom.
But there is only two to choose from.
Can you add more configurations? :P
/Wiken :)

Title: Re: Intel Edison
Post by Visual Micro on Sep 29^th, 2014 at 9:34pm

Hi,

Yes you can add more if you have a Visual Micro Plus license but you don't need to...

Thanks for the post about the Edison.

If you look at the list of Ides' in Visual Micro do you not see the Intel option? This option was tested with the Galileo and is based on 1.5.3

Maybe it needs another test for the Edison.

Thanks

Title: Re: Intel Edison
Post by gwiken on Sep 30^th, 2014 at 9:03pm

Thanks for your response.
If I add the Edison Arduino IDE in the 1.5.x option i See the Edison option along with the Galileo option.

I develop for Arduino Due as well, and its a bit of changing configuration paths, switching between them.

If a Visual Studio Plus license fixes that, but I can't find such option on your site.

/Wiken :)

Title: Re: Intel Edison
Post by Visual Micro on Sep 30^th, 2014 at 9:07pm

Sorry I think I must be missing the point or maybe a misunderstanding

You can enter a different path for each Ide.

When a project is open you can easily pick the Ide and Board from the tool bar

When you save the project the Ide and Board are retained so you only have to select this once per project normally.

Did you think that you had to clear the path from the Arduino 1.0.x or 1.5.x to configure the Intel option? Is that is not the case. You can have all of the Ide types configured with locations.

I hope this makes sense?

Title: Re: Intel Edison
Post by gwiken on Oct 12^th, 2014 at 3:35pm

Ok, cool.
Sorry for alate reply, I have has my as* full.
I guess I got the principle backwards.
I have tested a bit more, and the "play" symbol is dimmed now after trying to start a new Edison project from the start. :-?
Will test more.
/Wiken :)

Title: Re: Intel Edison
Post by Visual Micro on Oct 12^th, 2014 at 3:55pm

Hi,

There is no difference between edison or arduino projects. You can switch any project between ide and board at anytime and the sketch will compile as long as the source code and libraries are compatible with the selected hardware.

To start a new project use "file>new>sketch project" or File>Open>Sketch project to open/create a project from an existing sketch.ino