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In lugnet.robotics, Ralph Hempel writes:
> > > > So in principle, you could simulate a very simplified model
> > > > of the nervous system of a fly on a fast PC, not on an RCX.
> > >
> > > Hmmm... according to that, it looks like I should be able to run a
> > > simulation of an RCX on a fly. ;)
> >
> > Absolutely, if you happen to know fly assembler, or have a good fly
> > compiler. You'd also need to figure out how to load your program into the
> > fly's nervous system, assuming it's not mostly just read-only. A virus might
> > work.
>
> Hmmm. TclTk sports an "on-the-fly" bytecode compiler...does that help?
LOL!
BTW, speaking of viruses (in the good sense) and on-the-fly bytecode
compiling, do any of the RCX packages currently support the spontaneous
exchange of high-level code between two or more RCX bricks? It seems like
it would almost be a freebie in pbFORTH if it has something analagous to
PostScript's 'cvx exec' and if it made IR-exchange of arbitrary strings
relatively easy.
--Todd
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