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Re: Searching for alternatives
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 6 Feb 2001 18:43:59 GMT
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Steve Baker wrote:
> Being able to run NQC on the Agenda would be a bonus - and a bonus that
> *should* just be a matter of typing 'make' to rebuild NQC for the Agenda,
> no special version would be needed.
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> The new version of the Agenda Kernel that *should* allow me to drive
> the RCX without the Lego IR Tower is due out in just a few days - then
> we'll know for sure.
Are you attempting the NQC 'port' to the agenda? Please make sure you let us all
know how it's going.
Here's the four main things I think we all want:
1. Use it as a Remote (1 -255, motors etc)
2. Download Firmware to RCX
3. Download programs Via NQC (and others)
4. Be able to monitor the IR port for message codes and sensor variables.
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> > when you can plug in your Mindstorms IR
> > Tower to your WindowsCE palmtop, download freeware CENQC, and begin
> > progarmming right away?
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> If you *ONLY* want to use NQC, yes. But if you want to write large,
> complex AI programs and have them drive the robot from an on-board
> computer, then I don't think Wince is a good choice because I strongly
> *suspect* that the tools and API documentation needed for writing new
> Wince programs are *far* from free.
Does anyone know the answer to this?
Dean
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| (...) I'm not suggesting that you 'hack into it'...it has a perfectly well documented set of programming tools and is easily interfaced to the PC. I had a new program that I'd written myself running on the Agenda within a half hour of taking it out (...) (24 years ago, 6-Feb-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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