Thanks for Re: Suggestion wanted. HERO2000 programming environment.

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From: Minoru TANABE
Date: Fri, 17 May 1991 12:10

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Hello, everyone.
I'll give my best thanks to you. 
I can have some suggestion for HERO2000's programming environment.

Marc.Rinuette@DAISY.LEARNING.CS.CMU.EDU suggested to give BASIC commends to
HERO from other computer via serial port.

fk06+@andrew.cmu.edu suggested both to use serial port, same as Marc.Rinuette@DAISY.LEARNING.CS.CMU.EDU's suggestion, and to use cross-compiler.

cwpjr@cbnewse.att.com suggested to use FORTH rather than C.

feng@eecs.nwu.edu suggested to use QUICK-C.

hollombe@ttidca.TTI.COM suggested to use TURBO-C.(You maybe read this artilce.)

I tried Marc's suggestion and it works good.
And I tried to use C-language on IBM/PS2 and download to HERO, it also
works good.

Using HERO 2000, My colleague and I will demonstrait path planning and 
obstacle avoidance at International Fuzzy Engineerinf Symposium '91 held in
YOKOHAMA JAPAN.

I think I'll be able to see some of you.

				Thank You.

Minoru Tanabe	Senior Researcher	(mtan@lab1.fuzzy.or.jp)
Lab. for Intn'l Fuzzy Eng. Res.		Yokohama, JAPAN.
Phone	+81-45-212-8226			Fax +81-45-212-8255

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