Thread: Is OpenVex a dead project?
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Re: Is OpenVex a dead project?
I'm not sure if this applies here or not, but I will put it out there for anyone who might be interested.

Kevin Watson has made a Vex default code set based on his 2008 FRC default code replacement. It is built for the v .5 controller, not Cortex.

It works well with MPLab 8 and either the 2.4 or 3.0 or 3.5 compiler.

I currently have it running with Line Tracker code and a Vex US sensor. It comes set up for 6 encoders and a gyro. Kevin has also provided his Serial port code, PWM code, ADC code.
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