Running .NET Core on Raspberry Pi 3B+

Introduction

I don’t know why, but seeing .NET Core makes me feel great; it can truly run cross-platform, and I personally really like it. So, I decided to use a Raspberry Pi to validate my idea. At the time of writing this article, I had just installed core 2.1 on the Raspberry Pi, so let’s start with the results.

1. Basic Preparation

It’s been three days since I got the board... I’ve gone through many

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Why C++ is Not Recommended for Microcontroller Programming

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Generally speaking, when programming on microcontrollers, either assembly or C language is used, and it is rare to develop with C++. So why is it not recommended to use C++ for microcontroller development?

Below, I will discuss the content of writing a flashing light program using C++ in conjunction with Keil and STM32, to see why C++

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Running .NET Core 3.0 on Raspberry Pi 4: Truly 64-Bit!

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Introduction

Not long ago, I wrote an article titled "Installing .NET Core 3.0 Runtime and SDK on Raspberry Pi 4", followed by subsequent articles on "Auto-Starting .NET Core 3.0 on Raspberry Pi", "Nginx Configuration for Internal Access to Raspberry Pi 4 ASP.NET Core 3.0 Website", and "Tianpai Magic | .NET Core 3.0 + Azure Remote Lighting of a Lamp on Raspberry

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