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Unread 04-09-2004, 00:31
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Re: 2004 control board emulator

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Originally Posted by CmptrGk
im not sure where to put this but i was wondering if anyone knows of a 2004 control board emulator. im learning to program and i want to be able to test code without breaking anything.
The simple answer is there is no easy or even remotely easy way for a beginner to simulate code. There is a emulator for PIC Processors but signifigant portions of the default code would have to be rewritten just to make it compatible with the emulator.

My advice to you would be to mess around with whatever you want and don't be afraid of "breaking" anything. There is no way to "break" the controller or any other part of the control system through code (unless you accidentally program your robot ro drive off a cliff or cause some physical damage).
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