How Do You Get C onto a BeagleBone AI?

[Marisol]

Could anyone give me a quick pointer as to where to look for information on how to transfer a C program to the BeagleBone AI and then compile it and run it?

 

I have a C program compiled in Microsoft that I wish to transfer to a BeagleBone AI. The C program implements an Artificial Neural Network and I want to use it with my LDR Camera 

[evilwulfie]

ssh in. open up nano. copy your text and paste it into nano.

I am sure you will be rewriting it a bit to compile under GCC

good luck

On 4/1/2020 6:11 PM, Marisol wrote:

Could anyone give me a quick pointer as to where to look for information on how to transfer a C program to the BeagleBone AI and then compile it and run it?

 

I have a C program compiled in Microsoft that I wish to transfer to a BeagleBone AI. The C program implements an Artificial Neural Network and I want to use it with my LDR Camera 

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[Robert Heller]

At Wed, 1 Apr 2020 18:11:04 -0700 (PDT) beagl...@googlegroups.com wrote:

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> Could anyone give me a quick pointer as to where to look for information on
> how to transfer a C program to the BeagleBone AI and then compile it and
> run it?

I don't know about the BeagleBone AI, but for a BeagleBone Black or a
PocketBeagle, you would use the network connection to transfer the (source)
file via ssh. A BeagleBone Black has a RJ45 for a hard wired Ethernet. There
are also Wireless BeagleBones that can use WiFi. The BeagleBone Black and the
PocketBeagle can also function in "tethered" mode using the USB as a virtual
network.

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> I have a C program compiled in Microsoft that I wish to transfer to a
> BeagleBone AI. The C program implements an Artificial Neural Network and I
> want to use it with my LDR Camera

The Microsoft Visual C/C++ compiler compiles to x86 or x86_64 for the
MS-Windows O/S. That won't run on the BeagleBone. The Linux (Debian) O/S
includes GNU C and the GNU Binutils. You would copy the source code (.c, .h,
etc. files) to the Beagle and then use the native compiler (gcc) to compile
it.

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[jonnymo]

I usually use WinSCP to transfer files between a Windows box and a something running Linux:

https://winscp.net/eng/index.php 

However. you could setup either Visual Studio or Eclipse to cross compile to a BB target.

Cheers,

Jon 

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[Robert Heller]

At Wed, 1 Apr 2020 18:17:57 -0700 beagl...@googlegroups.com wrote:

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If you can use slogin, you can also use scp.

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> I am sure you will be rewriting it a bit to compile under GCC
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> good luck
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> On 4/1/2020 6:11 PM, Marisol wrote:
> >
> > Could anyone give me a quick pointer as to where to look for
> > information on how to transfer a C program to the BeagleBone AI and
> > then compile it and run it?
> >
> > I have a C program compiled in Microsoft that I wish to transfer to a
> > BeagleBone AI. The C program implements an Artificial Neural Network
> > and I want to use it with my LDR Camera
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