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18-09-2007, 16:44
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Re: Question abut CMUCam2 Camera with VEX
That version came before easyC was expanded to support the camera.
It's still possible, however, you'll need to depend on the code Kevin Watson wrote for the camera that I referenced in my other post. It can either be imported into easyC or you can download MPLAB and use that with the compiler that easyC v1.1 came with. |
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