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Re: removed classes from wpilib
Page 35, WPI Robotics Library User's Guide, January 5th, 2011. Are you with WPI?
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Page 35, WPI Robotics Library User's Guide, January 5th, 2011. Are you with WPI?
No, but I'm one of the developers of WPILib for C++.
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No, but I'm one of the developers of WPILib for C++.
Where can I learn the real low level stuff? Like PWMs. I mean low level as in the FPGA. how PWM gets generated and stuff like that.
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If you want to learn how PWM is generated, I'd start with a simple PIC or Arduino based system. The implementation isn't the same, but the concepts are.

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Where can I learn the real low level stuff? Like PWMs. I mean low level as in the FPGA. how PWM gets generated and stuff like that.
Please don't hijack threads. This is very off topic. If you want to ask an unrelated question, please start a new thread.

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