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Several questions (language comparison)
Our team (well, I, as our only veteran programmer) is trying to decide on the language to program the robot in next year. While thinking this over, I have come up with several questions.
Please correct me if I'm wrong in these questions. In the C++ WPILib, is there a way to set thread priorities? I believe it can be done in both LabVIEW and Java. What about UDP communication? I know LabVIEW contains primitives, but is this doable in Java and C++? Is there some sort of event handling available? Could I, for example, run a section of code whenever a new image is available from the camera, or run a section of code when a digital input changes without polling? I'll post more questions when I can think of them. Thank you for any help. |
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