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07-03-2007, 08:45
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Re: How to type my code
Don't you just need MP LAB to write code? I believe thats the only program that we use, unless the vex kits use different files (not .hex) to run.
And to use MP LAB, u have to first create a Project. Then you have to add some kind of Library (I dont know what they use for Vex). Then you add your own source files which is the actual stuff that is going to run. Sry for using all those pronouns and undescriptive words, its easier to just show someone than tell them. |
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