Two new computers

Erel

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• Nov 15, 2015

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Intel Edison (+ a breakout board)
BeagleBone Black

The Nexus 5 is for reference.

 

Cableguy

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• Nov 15, 2015

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B4J capable?

 

LucaMs

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• Nov 15, 2015

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... the hand "is for reference"

 

Erel

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Cableguy said:

B4J capable?

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Yes.

This screenshot shows two things:
1. B4J-Bridge is running on the Edison board.
2. The "no MySQL server example" is running.

 

Beja

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• Nov 16, 2015

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Wow
will go there and see

 

Beja

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• Nov 16, 2015

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It's What will you create vs. What will you make

I like this one

 

Beja

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Erel said:

Yes.

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Can someone point me as to how I can interface this beast to the real world.. I/O addressing, polling... etc using B4J?
There's no much information on their website..

Thanks in advance.

 

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• Nov 16, 2015

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For the Edison: https://github.com/codingandmore/mraa4j . It looks like you'll have to finish the library, then wrap it for B4J. There doesn't seem to be anything else for accessing GPIO with Java.

libbulldog supports the BeagleBone Black and the RasPi: http://libbulldog.org/bulldog/ . You'll have to wrap that for B4J, though.

 

KMatle

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I just got my RaspBerry up and running. I'm to old to handle all that devices

 

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LucaMs said:

... the hand "is for reference"

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Wasn't it "banana for scale?" Please use "dis" (device independet scale)