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Re: Thank you to Kevin Watson
I guess I'm the only one who doesn't know Kevin, but from the sound of it he's done a lot so thank you Kevin. While we're on the subject of thanking those who have helped us I'd like to thank Rob Heslin as well. He did a lot for 1930 last year and wrote a lot of this years RIT powerpoints. For any teams interested they can be found here
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28-01-2009, 13:16
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Re: Thank you to Kevin Watson
I did't get to use Kevin's code for more than just practice (i finally learned how to code last year's bot and then they switched controllers. Oh well). But Kevin's code was a big help learning. Thanks.
As per Kevin's question. I like C++. I don't like WindRiver. It doesn't work well. If anyonw knows a better one, please let me know.
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