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Re: brickOS with BricxCC
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos
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Fri, 17 Jan 2003 00:50:19 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos, John Hansen writes:
> So far I have heard from two people who have successfully used brickOS with
> BricxCC.
Well, I guess I am one of the two :) Its nice to know I am on the cutting
edge of things. Actually I am probably one of the few BrickOS users that is
too dumb or impatient to deal with cygwin or unix.
> Currently BricxCC requires that the cygwin bin directory (normally
> c:\cygwin\bin) be on the environment PATH. Is that a problem for potential
> users? It seems okay to me, but I'm interested in your opinions.
Seems fine to me. I think all we need is a well laid out set of instructions
for installing BrickOS and getting it to work with BrickCC. I did it by
scouring the information from this newsgroup, but it was kind of scattered.
> Compiler warnings throw BricxCC for a loop at the moment. It handles GNU
> compiler errors fairly well. NQC and the LASM compiler do not output
> warnings. I've toyed with adding CFLAGS += -w to the makefile template in
> BricxCC to turn off compiler warnings. Obviously, the best solution would
> be to handle whatever the compiler spits out in an intelligent manner. Turn
> off warnings or spend the time to make BricxCC handle warnings correctly,
> what do you think?
I find the compiler warnings to be very helpful. They often tell me exactly
what my dumb mistake was.
> Has anyone tried the Project Manager (multi-file compilation) feature yet?
> I'd like to know if it meets the needs of users out there who have
> multi-file brickOS programs.
Nope. I'm not even sure how it works. Is that like writing your own header
files or something?
> I'd like to hear from BricxCC users what they think of code completion
> (Ctrl+Space) and parameter completion (Shift+Ctrl+Space) support as well as
> the new Procedure List (Shift+Ctrl+G).
I have seen it, but haven't tried it yet.
> Thanks in advance for your comments!
Well, I will say it again that I think BricxCC is an amazing program. I
loved using it with NQC, and now it makes BrickOS much less painful to use
:) You have done a great job at maintaining the program and continually
adding new features. I guess when BricxCC gets more tightly integated with
BrickOS, then all that would be required is documentation in the help file.
I suppose this is no small task though :(
Rob
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