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wcomp-raspberry [2015/03/25 13:38] Stéphane Lavirotte [WComp on Raspberry Pi] |
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| {{:public_namespace:raspberrypi.png?65|}} As on Linux platform, WComp needs Mono to execute C# code. Current Raspberry Pi distribustion (Raspbian) are compiled for ARM with support for "hard float" which means that float computation are done directly by the processor and not by a soft evaluation. | {{:public_namespace:raspberrypi.png?65|}} As on Linux platform, WComp needs Mono to execute C# code. Current Raspberry Pi distribustion (Raspbian) are compiled for ARM with support for "hard float" which means that float computation are done directly by the processor and not by a soft evaluation. | ||
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| ===== Install Mono on Raspberry Pi ===== | ===== Install Mono on Raspberry Pi ===== | ||
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| As the last step of the overall process, to install WComp, you juste have to unzip ''SharpWCompContainerMonoLinux.zip'' where you want, to be able to us it. To get WComp for Linux, you can [[contact_us|contact us]]. We do not deliver Linux over the Web. | As the last step of the overall process, to install WComp, you juste have to unzip ''SharpWCompContainerMonoLinux.zip'' where you want, to be able to us it. To get WComp for Linux, you can [[contact_us|contact us]]. We do not deliver Linux over the Web. | ||
| + | ===== Install sensors libraries on Raspberry Pi===== | ||
| - | ===== Install Groove Pi ===== | + | On Raspberry Pi, you can use different king of sensor libraries with WComp. You can use Goove, Phidgets, Electronic Brick. Moreover, we are currently working one a unified way to access to all these set of sensors and actuators for you to be able to create propotypes with differents sets. |
| - | To be able to use Groove sensors and actuators, you will have to install some extra software. You can read the following procedure to setup the software to use Groove Pi on Raspberry Pi. | + | * [[raspberry-grove|Install Grove Pi on Raspberry Pi]] |
| - | * [[http://www.dexterindustries.com/GrovePi/get-started-with-the-grovepi/setting-software/|Setup software for Groove Pi]] | + | * [[raspberry-phidget|Install Phidget on Raspberry Pi]] |
| - | * [[http://www.dexterindustries.com/GrovePi/get-started-with-the-grovepi/updating-firmware/|Setup firmware for Groove Pi]] (only do that to upgrade the GroovePi firware to the last release) | + | * [[raspberry-ebrick|Install Electronic Brick on Raspberry Pi]] |
| + | * [[raspberry-enocean|Install EnOcean on Raspberry Pi]] | ||
| - | When every software part is installed, you have to patch the wiringPi library in order to be able to use it with WComp. You just have to download the following zip file, extract it and and launch the installer to patch and install a patch wiringPi library on your Raspberry Pi. | ||
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| - | * Download {{:telechargement:wiringpi_patch.zip|}} | ||
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| - | <code> | ||
| - | unzip wiringpi_patch.zip | ||
| - | cd WiringPi\ Patch | ||
| - | chmod +x install.sh | ||
| - | sudo ./install.sh | ||
| - | </code> | ||