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[SOLVED] simulating C# code in proteus

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I have begun to work about C# for a few weeks.I can use Proteus and MPLAB C and make some embedded systems.But Now I want to create a interface to control my simulation on Proteus.My goal is to turn on and off led by sending command from GUI which I made in C#.
NOW I have no idea about how to recieve the data from serial port in my PIC16f877a which I sent it through the GUI(C#)....and I want to simulate the process in Proteus
 

c# in Proteus? you cannot, what you can is use the hyperterm in proteus (simulating the old hyperterminal port)
 
ya I used hyper-terminal and my code ran successfully...:)
but now since i have made GUI in C# to transmit data via serial port and I want to see whether GUI transmits and receive data to PIC....so I wanted to simulate this process in Proteus.....
IF not please suggest any other simulator or process or equivalent
 

Take a look here

TinyCLR.com - .NET Micro Framework Community

Not what you are doing but you might find it interesting.
Microsoft have released their MicroNetFramework as open source.
With a free down load of Visual Studio Express for C#, and the micronet framework, you can write your embedded code in C# using the libs from the net framework and debug it using Visual Studio.

So far it has been ported mainly to Arm chips, but a port to a 32-bit Pic might be a worthwhile project.
 
So Di I need to assemble hardware to check whether my serial port code in C++ is working or not..
Isn't there any other method to check whether my GUI in C++ is capable of recieving data from microcontroller.....
please help .....
 

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