2002-01-16 18:58:52+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
One of the upshots of hardware incompatibilities and the gift-giving of the season was that I ended up with a spare Lego Mindstorms set. So Charlene and I were diddling with devices to terrorize the cats last night, and I downloaded Not Quite C to program it. Typed "make", plugged the IR port in, did "bin/nqc -d test.nqc", and it worked. Comes in Windows and Mac flavors, as well as C source for Un*x boxes.
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