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Re: No Robot Code
I am betting that you are getting a runtime exception that is crashing your program; this results in "No Robot Code" on the Driver Station. In the Riolog (in Eclipse), is there an error message that prints? If so, try reading the stack trace that you see there and find the error. If you don't find an error in the Riolog or have trouble locating the problem after reading the stack trace, can you post your code? It will help us help you.
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