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RoboRIO mysteriously deleting code
Whenever we deploy code to the robot without the driver station being open, the roboRIO will appear to have no code. I believe I read somewhere that you need to package it for the roboRIO to save it, but I have not found any instructions on this.
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14-01-2015, 18:15
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Re: RoboRIO mysteriously deleting code
If the code crashes then it will stop running and the rRIO will report to have no code. This is likely happening because you have a compiler error or runtime error in your code. You can restart the code in the driver station and check for errors in the log.
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15-01-2015, 23:19
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Re: RoboRIO mysteriously deleting code
How are you determining that the roboRIO isn't running code. Realize that the methods in IterativeRobot are synced to receiving driver station data. If the driver station isn't running, they won't run.
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