I'm do a project to control a gpib-usb converter from national instruments. I will run the app on raspberry pi 2 using a windows 10 iot core. On this configuration, is only possible to do a universal app to run. That's what i do.
The library is in c/c++, so comes with a gpib-32.obj. Here is the trouble, when i compile my universal app on raspberry pi, give me the error Error LNK1112 module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'ARM'.
There is somehow i can do this app run? If i delete this file, the library don't work.
regards, vitor.
Your choices are to either recompile the library from the source code using the gcc that's on the raspberry pi or use C#.
When using the raspberry pi, I use the debian (raspbian) linux build. I researched the windows 10 for raspberry pi and found it to be a cruel joke intended to sabotage the raspberry pi project.
I have good luck running mono on the raspberry pi to get c# programs running without recompiling the program for the raspberry pi.
I hope this guides you in the right direction.