c# compiling in micro cheap

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what is the best micro cheap to run a C# that the program recognize the image

Posted 2-Aug-13 0:02am

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lukeer 2-Aug-13 6:30am

As long as there's a version of the .NET runtime installed, the chip's make or model should not matter.

However, between the lines of your one-line-question, I read that you want to run C# code on a microcontroller. Finding one capable of that is a demanding task.

Nearest you could get to that is one of those fancy systems-on-a-pcb like the Raspberry Pi. Load a debian linux[^] onto it and Mono on top of that. Look here[^] for example.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-08-02T00:28:00

There are a few problems here: C# requires either the .NET framework or Mono to run, so you major requirement is going to be to find out the hardware requirements of the version of .NET or Mono and basing your own answer around those: they are likely to have higher minimum specifications than your app itself would...Which version you need will depend on what software you use to "recognize the image" - whatever that is supposed to mean! :laugh:

Then, you will need to decide how fast you need your app to run: faster generally involves a higher hardware specification than slower, and that affects the price.

So, we can't answer: you need to do some research and provide better limits on what you need. And once you have done that, a small set of answers will probably because clear to you.