. NET Micro Framework has supported VB.net since version 4.2. This is a good news for VB enthusiasts. I thought that I used VB6 to develop industrial control projects for several years, I still have feelings for VB, but later I switched. the NET platform chooses C # Instead of VB.. NET.
Next, we will try to use VB.net to create a simple. NET Micro Framework program.
After installing the. NET MF4.2 SDK and enabling VS2010, you will find a Micro Framework option under Visual Basic. We choose to create a console Program (for example ).
Use the default code, and we add a breakpoint for running (for example ).
The debugging method is similar to using C. You can choose to use C # Or VB.net later. NET Micro Framework, all based on the user's personal preferences (but unfortunately, the examples provided by the official SDK are still C # projects ).