Team 449 LabVIEW 2009 Code [Archive]

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jacobhurwitz

02-04-2009, 16:10

I'm the head of programming for Team 449, and we thought that in the spirit of gracious professionalism, we would make our code from this competition season public. We used SVN to back-up our code, and we've made our entire repository public: http://svn.robot.mbhs.edu/ This means you can see our most recent code as well as (if you really want to) older versions.

A quick summary: all of our code is in FRC 2009/trunk. The most recent code is in the Chesapeake folder (or the Chesapeake - Auto Modes folder, which has multiple autonomous modes). In addition, our most recent dashboard code is at Chesapeake - Dashboard App. Older codes is in other folders, for example, DC Regional. You might also find other folders helpful, such as Simple Camera Viewer or Camera Calibration.

Basically, feel free to mess around. If you have any specific questions, just reply to this post and I'll help you out as much as I can. Other than that, have fun, and good luck next year!

EricVanWyk

03-04-2009, 09:24

Tom Bottiglieri

03-04-2009, 10:22

What is the URL for checking out your repo? I'm not having any luck with svn.robot.mbhs.edu. Maybe I'm just doing it wrong, though.. I'm not too familiar with the svn commands.

pentau

03-04-2009, 16:13

What is the URL for checking out your repo? I'm not having any luck with svn.robot.mbhs.edu. Maybe I'm just doing it wrong, though.. I'm not too familiar with the svn commands.

Hmm...I think the URL should be:
svn://svn.robot.mbhs.edu/2009FRC

On the command line that would be:
svn checkout svn://svn.robot.mbhs.edu/2009FRC

Let me know if this works...

Tom Bottiglieri

03-04-2009, 16:54

Hmm...I think the URL should be:
svn://svn.robot.mbhs.edu/2009FRC

On the command line that would be:
svn checkout svn://svn.robot.mbhs.edu/2009FRC

Let me know if this works...
It works. I guess I was leaving off the project name in the url.

keehun

03-04-2009, 20:14

Very cool - THANK YOU. I hope more teams follow your example. What we need now is some super repository that all teams can use and share code on...

Better yet, all code stored their would be required to be open to some extent.

*schemes*

I am actually part of a group that is designing this. We aren't sure when it will go online, but it's sponsored by Purdue! We hope to have more news soon. :)

Burmeister #279

03-04-2009, 20:23

Darn you jacob, i was trying get our code out myself but the higherups said not to. i don't know why, but whatever. maybe this weekend =) thanks for the example, i'll be sure to show everybody.