FYI Windows 10 IoT Core presumes you are running Windows 10 Desktop Edition on your x86 machine:pieuser wrote:Hi, everyone i am a beginner for raspberry Pi 3 . I am using windows 7. For connect a set up with IOT what should be the system requirement.
C (and many other languages) are standard in Raspbian Linux OS. There is no reason you can't write IoT code to run on Raspbian. Many people do that.pieuser wrote:Is there only one thing windows 10 for IOT for writing code in c in pi3 model B.
Maybe some indication of what you are trying to achieve would elicit a focused answer ??pieuser wrote:Is IOT programming can be done with raspbian os or i have to install other os.
It is a Raspberry Pi, a PIE is a dessert you eat whilst NoobS is an installer / chooser and not an Operating Systempieuser wrote:[""]
i am try to do raspberry pie with IOT and MQTT . i have noobs os . what other things i need to install to write program in c.
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MQTT has already been implemented for many Programming languages used by Raspbian on an RPi. Are you sure you need to re-implement it? Or do you simply mean you wish to use that protocol in your own application?pieuser wrote:i want to implement iot and mqtt with pi3. i have noobs os installed and want to write program in c. what other thing i need to install.
Please be specific, or at least give a reasonable sample, of what you want to achieve. Just interface a particular sensor or controller, or build a 'whole house' monitoring system?i want to implement iot
NOOBS is not an OS, it is an Installer. It would be helpful to confirm that you have used NOOBS to install the recommended and supported Raspbian OS.i have noobs os installed
Raspbian by default contains tools that allow you to program in C on and for the RPi: nothing else is necessary. (But if you have preferred tools such as editors or IDEs that are not present by default you can probably add them.)I... want to write program in c
[/quote]pieuser wrote:[]Is Windows 10 necessary for installation of IOT in pi 3 or raspbian os is enough for it.
as linked from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/WINDOWS 10 IOT CORE /
Windows 10 for the Internet of Things
Make sure you are running the public release of Windows 10
Yep already stated that but the OP goes off on a tangent about MQTTB.Goode wrote:If you are referring toas linked from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/WINDOWS 10 IOT CORE /
Windows 10 for the Internet of Things
That is a Microsoft solution and their documentation is here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/w ... getstarted
Those instructions say:Make sure you are running the public release of Windows 10
Quite so. I have also politely said:fruitoftheloom wrote:Yep already stated that but the OP goes off on a tangent about MQTTB.Goode wrote:If you are referring toas linked from https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/WINDOWS 10 IOT CORE /
Windows 10 for the Internet of Things
That is a Microsoft solution and their documentation is here: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/w ... getstarted
Those instructions say:Make sure you are running the public release of Windows 10
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