What environment will you use?
 

I know its a little early to know for sure, but I (and likely others) am curious.

What development environment will you use this year?

Re: What environment will you use?
 

I'm going to try to use FusionEdit, but I'll probably end up using MPLab.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

My 10 year veteran team will probably use MPLAB. However, I'm a big advocate for rookies using EasyC. I was a nonbeliever until I helped a Vex team this Fall. They wanted to use EasyC. I found it easy to teach them how to program their robot using the tool.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Code::Blocks.
Better interface than MPLAB, not as laggy as Eclipse. Haven't tried FusionEdit, and notepad can't run GNU make :-)

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Ill be using eclipse this year.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Mplab. I just loves me my color-coded text!

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Since all the team programmers are experienced with MPLAB, that's probably what they'll use.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Dont we all have to use EasyC @ some point to get to the new dual target tracking code?

From all the docs and CMU stuff I've downloaded it looks that way, although Mr. Watson may work his wonderful godlike magic to provide code for use in MPLAB :D .

Re: What environment will you use?
 

code::blocks if we use windows.
Eclipse if we use linux.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

No, since it's already been explained how it's doing the "dual target" code, you can modify the current camera code to do it. Or wait for Kevin.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Kevin Watson has already hinted at this: http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...195#post549195

Kevin's observations in that thread are worth reading. Think carefully about how/if you are using the camera, and what it will be seeing.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

We're going to try and use FusionEdit, and if it doesn't work out, we could always just export the file to MPLAB.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

You do realize that every option in the list (including many text editors) do syntax highlighting? That is a minimum requirement, IMHO.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Team #1519 is planning to use the Eclipse IDE to compile our C code.

Re: What environment will you use?
 

Team 228 will be using EasyC PRO to program our robot this year. :D

Right now I've been working on a PID controller in EasyC PRO that works nicely with gyros/accelerometers. I still have fine tuning to do, but I LOVE the speed at which I can get amazing code done in EasyC PRO.