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RE: fast firmware downloader
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lugnet.robotics.rcx
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Sat, 30 Oct 1999 23:01:48 GMT
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> Actually, lots of packages try to deal with filenames intelligently. QT,
> for example, has normal C++ NamingConventions, but uses lowercaseonly
> file names.
> I try to do the same. Notice how direct-sensor.h became dsensor.h in
> 0.2.0, as well as many changes similar in spirit.
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> > Since NQC is a console app anyways, it might make it really easy to support
> > all platforms by simply supporting DOS...right?
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> Hmmm. Anyone have a DJGPP-based H8 C compiler and binutils ready? I'd
> really like a tool distribution that doesn't require Cygwin, for all
> those people who don't actually have make, or perl, or anything on their
> systems.
I tried to do a DJGPP build of binutils and it didn't work for me. I really
didn't want to spend more time futzing with the tools, and I was already
using Cygwin, so I used one of the precompiled toolsets.
I think you are just a lazy typer, and direct-sensor.h is too long :-)
What do you think Dave? There are not too many filenames that are too
long. Do you think we could chop the long ones so things work on any
platform?
Who started this anyways?
Cheers,
Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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| (...) Sorry, but I'm going to be stubborn on this one. I abhor short (often cryptic) filenames. In the NQC source tree, almost every class is in its own file, which is of course named after the class. So in a sense, truncating the filenames is more (...) (25 years ago, 1-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)
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| | Re: fast firmware downloader
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| (...) Actually, lots of packages try to deal with filenames intelligently. QT, for example, has normal C++ NamingConventions, but uses lowercaseonly file names. I try to do the same. Notice how direct-sensor.h became dsensor.h in 0.2.0, as well as (...) (25 years ago, 30-Oct-99, to lugnet.robotics.rcx)
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