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Article #1310Re: Suggestion wanted. HERO 2000 programming environment.
From: The Polymath
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 17:29
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 17:29
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In article <MTAN.91May12040513@fine.lab1.fuzzy.or.jp> mtan@lab1.fuzzy.or.jp (Minoru TANABE) writes:
}Now I'm trying to implement software on HERO 2000.
}And I'm looking for programming environment.
}If possible, I'd like to use C language on personal computer.
}Programming platform is IBM PS2 Model 50 and MS-DOS 3.3.
I've used Borland's Turbo-C in that environment and liked it. I haven't
done any robotics with it, but it's a good software development system and
shouldn't have any problems downloading to the HERO through a serial port.
If you want to work in a windowing environment, you might take a look at
Microsoft C. It has all the hooks necessary to work and build
applications in the Microsoft Windows environment. I've never used it,
but have heard nothing bad about it, other than its cost.
--
The Polymath (aka: Jerry Hollombe, M.A., CDP, aka: hollombe@ttidca.tti.com)
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