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Hi all,
I just have a kit Edison with a Arduino expansion board so would you mind if i ask you some questions
1/ I'm used to using C-shell at University
So can I use C-shell on Intel Edison ?
2/ If C-shell is not possible then:
I type echo $SHELL and see /bin/sh
In C-Shell, there is .mycshrc .So can I create a script which similar to .mycshrc in sh ? How to do it ?
thank you and regards,
Khoa
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Hi,
There are several options and languages available to program the Edison. You can use an IDE and you can also use shell. More information on the IDEs can be found here https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/software/ide https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/software/ide .
In shell, if you type echo $SHELL you'll see /bin/sh as a result. I'm not familiar with the mycshrc file, but you can create .sh files from the terminal using something like: vi mycshrc.sh
-Sergio
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Hi,
There are several options and languages available to program the Edison. You can use an IDE and you can also use shell. More information on the IDEs can be found here https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/software/ide https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/software/ide .
In shell, if you type echo $SHELL you'll see /bin/sh as a result. I'm not familiar with the mycshrc file, but you can create .sh files from the terminal using something like: vi mycshrc.sh
-Sergio

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