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 One last thing, if a mechanical part fails on you, sometimes you can get a little bit of noise back into it by yelling at it, kicking it, or pounding on it with your fist. This might put enough back into it so it will work for a few more minutes. - KenWittlief [more] |
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16-02-2011, 11:32
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Re: Python's Legality
Python is a very high level, abstract language that should not be grouped with C++ or Java when it comes to legality because in the end, Python is so high it can compile down into C++ using a variety of free, open-source compilers available out there ( http://shed-skin.blogspot.com/ ). I wouldn't jump to say this makes it legal, but in the case running the Py runtime on the cRIO is not allowed come gametime... code in python .. and then compile down to C++.
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