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04-10-2010, 21:35
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Re: [OCCRA]: Assembly Language programming on the cortex
Unless you have an absolutely great reason to use assembly code while competing with an OCCRA robot, please do not attempt to use assembly language coding. Please contact me if you are seriously attempting to go down this path - I will discourage you and encourage you to use EasyC V4 Cortex for the OCCRA competition. We don't have the software tools in house to debug and support this effort by students.
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