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Re: What I would do (2)
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 17 Jan 2006 12:26:29 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, "Laurent Desnogues" <Laurent.Desnogues@arm.com> wrote:
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> pisymbol wrote:
> >
> > - developing a complete SDK for NXT
> > - gcc/binutils/etc.
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> The best ARM gcc compiler/binutils package is here:
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> http://www.codesourcery.com/gnu_toolchains/arm
Thanks for the link, very promising.
> > - getting a RTOS up an running (whether that be uCOS-II or
> Redboot/eCOS)
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> All of the above will require many hours of hacking/reverse
> engineering... That will be really funny :)
Indeed.
> > - I thought about providing a real simulator environment as well for people who
> > don't have an NXT using SkyEye or some other free ARM sim (there is another one
> > that is partially free that is suppose to be excellent as well)
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> I already knew about SkyEye. What is that other partially
> free one?
http://www.virtera.com/
You have to register but I hear their sim is quite good and feature rich.
> Another software to look at is Qemu which is a dynamic
> recompiler and so is very fast.
Will check that out...
> > But I'm sorta bummed out by the fact that LEGO has gotten thousands of
> > applicants and only a 100 slots. I just feel I have like zero chance. I even
> > made the *mistake* of putting that I'm not part of any community, technically at
> > the time I wasn't.
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> Same here, but it's so good to dream about being chosen and
> what we would do... and will do anyway, just some months later :)
Agreed! :-)!
-aps
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