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nqc adapt project : nqc easier
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lugnet.robotics
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Sun, 13 Oct 2002 20:04:06 GMT
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Hello
I've created a langage for RCX that use nqc.
It's a langage that is very easier than nqc. It use nqc cause it translate
word into nqc command. You can also integrate nqc code. a little example :
begin
go_fordward
wait 5
/* all time in second */
stop A
stop C
/* you can also integrate nqc code */
nqc [
while(true);
OnFwd(OUT_A);
]
end
The power of this langage is that function declaration are not static !! You
can create new function in a correspond file.
I work now on how to open the "correspond" file and analyse it with php for
doing an interface very simply or add new function by it.
If someone is interest please contact me : I'll post my code in thi
discussion. All code ares develop under linux with kdevelop : make or other
file are not needed. But someone can easily import it to Windows
nanobapt
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