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17-02-2006, 16:39
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Re: Using Easy C to program the camera.
I tried EasyC with the camera, and I failed miserably. I found a bug in EasyC, and I could never get the camera to start tracking. "Hard" C was easier to use with the camera, especially with Kevin's code. EasyC is good for the general purpose stuff, but when you get into the more advanced stuff it just doesn't cut it.
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