Micro Framework Discussion > Fix for GPS Flashlight in Chapter 5
Well spotted.I must have copied the wrong emulator file up onto the Microsoft server. I've posted a corrected version, along with other code that you might find interesting, here:
http://www.robmiles.com/storage/teched-2007/TechEd%20Demos.zip
http://www.robmiles.com/storage/teched-2007/TechEd%20Demos.zip
November 21, 2007 |
Rob
Rob
I've had the time at work, while waiting for our embedded fusion board to arrive. Thanks for the demo code link, can I be a pest and ask if you have the emulator project to go with the test3 (thermostat) example which expects both spi and serail ports?
November 21, 2007 |
Jon Hanson
Jon Hanson
By all means you can be a pest. You've earned it. Those files are from the other demonstrations given by Dave Baker from Microsoft: http://blogs.msdn.com/davbaker/. I think he based them on an MSDN article that might be useful. Yopu can find out more at the .NET Micro Framework blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/netmfteam/
November 22, 2007 |
Rob
Rob
I came accross this while working through chapter 5.
I originally posted it on the book website, but that seems to be inactive
this is for the GPS enabled flashlight. In GpsEmulatorProgram.cs, find this line
gpsPort = this.FindComponentById("Roomba_Port") as ComPortToMemoryStream;
and replace it with this line
gpsPort = this.FindComponentById("GPS_Port") as ComPortToMemoryStream;
GPS_Port is the name used in the emulator.config file not Roomba_Port
the sample will now work using the log file as a source of GPS messages.