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Re: Interactive-C 4.01 for RCX rotation sensor support?
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 24 Jul 2002 16:04:37 GMT
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> -Is there a limited count of variables (like in NQC) or is it "unlimited"
> (like in LegOS)?
"unlimited", to the extent of how much RAM you have. NQC is only limited
because it uses the RCX firmware. IC4/legOS/etc dont.
> -And how about networking? is it supported, and how (RCX <-> RCX, RCX <->
> PC, or both?)
I don't believe IC4 comes with any specific RCX<->RXC communication libraries.
But since the IC loader can talk to the IR tower, you always have the ability
to write your own routines to send/receive data via the IR port, and code your
own protocols. In theory you could even code up a lightweight IP stack... :-)
The docs are pretty thin, but there's a couple of PDFs in
http://www.kipr.org/ic/download/
There's an IC tutorial at http://www.kipr.org/curriculum/programming.html
Also check out the example programs that get installed. They're mostly written
for the Handyboard, but they give an idea of the programming environment that
Interactive-C provides.
Note: theres MacOS9, MacOSX, Linux and Windoze flavors too.
- Gareth
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| (...) 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 (...) (22 years ago, 23-Jul-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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