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Re: OmniRemote and Mindstorms Update
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 7 Feb 2001 17:09:34 GMT
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Martin <martin@AVOIDSPAMmediax.com>
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Jeffrey Hazen wrote:
> One wonders if the library could be used with pbForth? If I understand
> from some of Ralph's postings, his pbForth was originally intended to be a
> derivative of Quartus Forth, running on the Palm. This would wrap it all
> up for me.
I don't know if it can, or not. I can ask him, but since he doesn't use
pbForth, either, I couldn't tell you if he'll have an answer or not. If
you have any documents on extensibility of pbForth, then send them to
me, and I'll try to give you a better response than this one.
> In my mind this has a great deal to do with the "searching for
> alternatives" thread. For me, it's more of a convenience thing. Wouldn't
> it be nice to play around with a handheld, rather than be tied to the
> desktop PC. I'm not likely to try and put the Palm into a robot and send
> it about the room, then again if I could.....
If you could, that would be keen, wouldn't it. :) In any case, yes, it's
definitely a convenience issue.
I don't know how libraries are handled on the pilot, in any case - I
suspect it's a C library wrapped up in a pdb file, like every other
piece of code (since the palm doesn't have a filesystem; it has
databases.) If pbForth can interface to something like that, all the better.
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| This sounds very cool! I have the demo of an older O.R., but I don't use it that much. I don't watch a lot of TV. I would buy a copy if I thought it would play well with the bricks. One wonders if the library could be used with pbForth? If I (...) (24 years ago, 7-Feb-01, to lugnet.robotics)
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