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Re: What I would do (2)
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Date: 
Tue, 17 Jan 2006 12:26:29 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, "Laurent Desnogues" <Laurent.Desnogues@arm.com> wrote:

pisymbol wrote:

- developing a complete SDK for NXT
    - gcc/binutils/etc.

The best ARM gcc compiler/binutils package is here:

  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)

   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)

   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.

   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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