I am using Mono for Android to develop an app in C#.
I need to retrieve a list of installed apps for the device but not sure where to start.
Could anyone point me into the right direction?
Thanks
These could be this one or this or even this - these are links for java.
The next thing to look is how to call that java-api from mono - that for instance.
Hope this is good place to start ...
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I have a program (written on C#) which should record some speech and analyze & do something. But the problem is that I'm using desktop PC and it has not build in mic (that's why program does not records anything). I've tested it on laptop (what has build in mic) and it is working.
So can someone help me and explain how can I get plugged in mics list and choose the right one that I need and activate it (or some other decision)? I've made a research but seems like its impossible to do on C#, So i might consider C++ dev help too.
Thanks in advance.
The low-level (Win32) functions are waveInGetNumDevs (returns number of devices) and waveInOpen (identifies sources by a number from 0 to waveInGetNumDevs()-1).
For a nicer list, use waveInGetDevCaps to query the devices.
I have a Raspberry Pi 3 running Windows 10 IoT Core. My question is; would it be possible, or is there a way to monitor the CPU temperature of the device either via a remote PowerShell connection, locally on the device in the command line console or if all else fails using a C# deployed app on the device?
I confess to being a C# noob, hence it being my third option.
Why?... I'm planning on building a custom case out of Lego for a stack of several devices and want to assess whether I need to purchase a bunch of heat sinks and cooling fans etc.
Many thanks for your time and assistance.
I hope this can guide you to the right track.
In order to access to low-level BCM2836 peripherals that the IoT SDK or PowerShell client does not provide, you'll need to write your own drivers.
You can follow the code samples from https://github.com/ms-iot/bsp/tree/master/drivers, it's written under WDK framework so you'll need to get yourself familiar with that in order to get started.
I guess eventually you'll end up with something like one of those samples under the drivers sample.
When you're done, deploy your driver follow this tutorial https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/win10/samples/driverlab3
I'm not 100 percent sure this is the right way to go, but if someone could correct me or point out a better solution, I would be more than happy to learn from it.
I want to do a GameBoy Advance emulator for WP7 but I'm not sure where to start. Anyone can point me in the right direction? I know there is one for GB, maybe starting there would be a good idea. Any libraries or resources?
You can download the source for VisualBoyAdvance here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/vba/files/VisualBoyAdvance/1.7.2/
It's one of the most well known and reliable GBA emulators and it's written in C++, so it shouldn't be too hard to port over.
Hello Guys I simply want to ask that is it possible to deploy Silverlight Apps on Android.
No, there's nothing on this platform yet that allows you to run Silverlight applications. The upcoming Windows Phone 7 platform will allow running Silverlight and XNA applications.
My expectations are from MonoDroid to come first which will bring C# to Android and after maybe Moonlight could be ported.
Looks like there is some work being done to port Moonlight to Android. They've got a demo of it here:
http://jeffreystedfast.blogspot.com/2011/04/moonlight-on-android.html
Yep, I suppose that the guys from Google will consider SL support for Android in addition to Flash, and I bet this will not be so far away in the future :)
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I want to run C# programs on my HTC Magic, I can find the mono app on the Android market but I have no clue on how to run C# using.
The code is just for fun, I don't want official support and such. After coding Visual Basic on windows mobile, I really want to code C# on Android, whether directly using some sort of editor if exists, or compiling it on a PC then installing it on Android.
If anyone knows a way to do such please let me know.
Thank you
There's the androidmono project, which I gather pretty much works but is in relatively early stages.
EDIT: More recently: Mono for Android
As I originally answered this over two years ago...
These days I would look at Mono for Android, developed by the Mono team.
It's a commercial product, but yes, you can then sell your app on the Android Marketplace (aka Google Play store).
Xamarin supports C# coding for both Android and iPhone, and is based on Mono. For more details, check out:
http://xamarin.com/
You may want to have a look at dot42 at https://www.dot42.com/ I've never tried it myself, tough looking at various articles, it seems that this may be a valid option.