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This is a working version of the 2005 scripting system with camera control, interrupts, encoders, gyro, LCD support, etc.
This is only a first version, there may still be bugs, but in general it chould work
This is a working version of the 2005 scripting system with camera control, interrupts, encoders, gyro, LCD support, etc.
This is only a first version, there may still be bugs, but in general it chould work
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13-01-2005 14:15
the_undefined
Re: White Paper Discuss: Scripting v.1
I got exited for a moment finding this but since you opened a thread concerning problems with the camera/navigation script I guess that code is not going to work correctly, or?
13-01-2005 21:05
CJO
Re: White Paper Discuss: Scripting v.1
At the moment? No
I will post new code as the solution is worked out.
I have refrained so far because there have been no major developments.
20-01-2005 10:43
Anton
Re: White Paper Discuss: Scripting v.1
I'm sure you know this already, but just in case..
in math.c the following line appears:
short long e[23] = {2097152, 1238021, 654136, 332050, 166669, 83416, 41718, 20860, 10430, 5215, 2607, 1304, 652, 326, 163, 81, 41, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1, 1};
(well,in MPLAB it was one line)
MPLAB replies with the following error:
Error - symbol 'e' has multiple definitions.
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