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Re: C or C++

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
Why? What particular itch would be scratched by having OO in your robot-programming toolkit?
Well it would let you use << instead of printf's. Heck you could overload << operator to output motor values or set the target of a PID loop or other mostly useless but amusing things, I suppose.
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