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Re: Interactive-C 4.01 for RCX rotation sensor support?
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 23 Jul 2002 15:16:25 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Gareth Bestor writes:
> I started playing with IC4.01 from KIPR (http://www.kipr.org/) which you can
> download from http://www.kipr.org/ic/download/. It supports both the Handyboard
> *and* the RCX controller, and since I use both I thought of using IC4 instead
> of say, legOS, just to have a consistent development environment across both.
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> It looks pretty good and supports most of the good stuff, eg floating point.
> But for some reason the RCX version does not appear to include drivers for
> monitoring and decoding Lego rotation sensors. There are IC drivers for Lego
> rotation sensors that come with the Handyboard's expansion board, but seemingly
> none for the RCX itself. I suppose I can write my own routine to monitor the
> analog sensor inputs and decode the 4 voltage levels into ticks, but this seems
> somewhat a glaring ommision. Am I missing something?
>
> -Gareth
I've just downloaded IC4 and played around whit it for a while and indeed,it
looks pretty good. But now I have some small questions about it:
-Is there a limited count of variables (like in NQC) or is it "unlimited"
(like in LegOS)?
-And how about networking? is it supported, and how (RCX <-> RCX, RCX <->
PC, or both?)
-And in the toolbar of the IC4 program there is a button for the IC-manual,
but this button is disabled. Can I download this manual somewhere?
-Bas
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| (...) "unlimited", to the extent of how much RAM you have. NQC is only limited because it uses the RCX firmware. IC4/legOS/etc dont. (...) I don't believe IC4 comes with any specific RCX<->RXC communication libraries. But since the IC loader can (...) (24 years ago, 24-Jul-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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| | Interactive-C 4.01 for RCX rotation sensor support?
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| I started playing with IC4.01 from KIPR ((URL) which you can download from (URL) It supports both the Handyboard *and* the RCX controller, and since I use both I thought of using IC4 instead of say, legOS, just to have a consistent development (...) (24 years ago, 22-Jul-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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