Windows 10 IoT

roysalisbury

Any progress on a Windows 10 IoT port of the SDK? Would really like to get this working outside of the FULL windows 10 OS.

Roy

yang

I'm still working on it, I've built a SDK of ARM platform, if you need it I can send to you, but when it run on Win10 IOT, an error occurs that some dlls are failing to be loaded, I'm finding the problem.

adampopowicz

I would like to join the inquire for Win IoT drivers (with SDK). That would increase the range of applications of your cameras ! For example with Rpi3 running Win IoT we could build interesting custom imaging systems.

yang

As I know currently very few customer tend to develop on Windows IOT, so we decide to give preference to other stuff, but if I have time I'll work on it and tell you the progress.

roysalisbury

What I am trying to use it for is an All Sky camera. It would be taking very long exposures (up to 15 seconds each) and then making a time lapse of them. During the day the exposures might be as low as required for normal daylight photos.

Now that the .NET Core 2.0 preview is out, I may try my hand at running under raspbian and creating the necessary PInvoke bindings for the ARM .so files.

But would still rather have the native Windows 10 IoT SDK.

Roy

yang

For the time being we don't provide SDK for Win10 IOT

himberd5

That is not good ;/

roysalisbury

RoySalisbury wrote:
Now that the .NET Core 2.0 preview is out, I may try my hand at running under raspbian and creating the necessary PInvoke bindings for the ARM .so files.

Just a quick update. I got this to work. .NET Core 2.0 app invoking the API by importing the .so file.

class Program
{
    
    private static extern int ASIGetNumOfConnectedCameras();

    static void Main(string args)
    {
        var x = ASIGetNumOfConnectedCameras();
        Console.WriteLine(x);
    }
}

Next step is to get it to take an image and then expose that via a REST API.

Roy

albusmw

Hi!

is there any progress on the .NET Core side? I planned to use a Raspberry with Windows 10 Core to control my ZWO camera.

Best regards Martin

ASIStudio@ZWO

albusmw If runs the program on Win10, I think the SDK c++ API is available.