Tool chain to write Pine 64 linux apps on a Windows Dev machine

[MarkHaysHarris777]

You have three options for programming the gpio(s) on the PineA64+:

1)  sysfs filesystem and bash scripting  /sys/class/gpio/...

2)  RPi-GPIO.PineA64

3)  PineA64-CPP


Forget what you know about x86 Intel hardware;  these are Arm SoC(s);  you need to understand the mux io lines gpio(s).  Also, forget what you know about C#;  this is a perfect world, and windows is not a part of it.

No. (1) above is the ability to export a gpio mux to user space and then read or write its state (value) with a bash script or other wrapper like python.  No. (2) above is the Raspberry PI (like) python interface to the gpio mux lines.  No. (3) above is a fairly recent C++ library for access to the gpio mux lines via C|C++.  

There are many examples (some from myself) in the forum here under Pine64+ ---> Hardware Accessories , POT ---> PI-2 Euler GPIO ports

We have included examples in sysfs, RPi, and C++;  we have shown how to blink the LED lab, run a brushless fan with software pwm, and other examples. 

Also, the PineA64+ is not an MCU.  It is a full blown gnu+linux computer;  you can do the development right on the board;  no need for C#, nor windows anything;  in fact what you know about the Win-Tel platform will just get in your way here.  Start with the three above, look through the forum, and visit us on the irc;  I won't do your work for you, but I can answer specific questions we you get stuck;