Society of Robots - Robot Forum
General Misc => Misc => Topic started by: jakx12 on May 28, 2009, 12:48:16 PM
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I think i just lost all my programs iv coded for my bx-24 chip. It included tabletop navigators, object avoiding etc. Sadly i havnt filmed my robot running with these programs. Should i re-write them or just forget about it :(?
jakx12
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Man, that sucks. Something I find that helps when I do something like that is to write down a goal list and take on a new project to get your mind off of it. By the time you are ready to go at them again you'll have a fresh insight and maybe you'll even develop better code. :)
Good luck, and remember to not kick yourself for this just think positive and keep on trucking! :)
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well im building the robotic arm soon, but i gotta get the servos etc which will take time :(
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if you have free time i say why not but think to yourself:
is it worth your time? will you use this code ever again?
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But remember that you can use a lot of this code, in snippets or as a foundation to leech off of, for many more complex projects.
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the only cool stuff was the autonomous stuff, so i suppose i wont write it again, anyways there were only like 5 cool things each with about 100-500 lines of code so its not to much.
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Well, do whatever you feel, and next time make copies of your programs!!! But seriously, it helps me when I write code and stupidly delete it for some strange reason. ??? But I guess we all have our "moments" and especailly when you're a guy they will never stop.
"It happens... sometimes"
-Forrest Gump
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lol, but it deleted my whole folder with them all in, im just really annoyed lol :P
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did it permanently delete them?
like did they go into the recycle bin?
and ALWAYS make a copy on usb or disk!
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it didnt like delete them directly, there was an overwriting problem which was not apparent, until i did exploraition into why all my codes were the same!
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ahh, so one code overwrote all the others so you ended up with them all being one
code?
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yes well basically, i program for a micro-controller called the bx-24. Thats the one i use. It comes with a code editor etc. In each 'project' there is a module, i would always take the default name, module1. But i didnt know that whenever i edited this module to edited all the other modules, all called module1, the default name. :(
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owch that's nasty...
have you ever experimented with avr's at all?
its just that i have never heard of the bx-24 before and i wondered how you got so
far with it...
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Well its got a really simple programming language (its like basic) and has tons of possibilities. Sadly its not that well-known. There are also books on using it and the language, so it makes learning it pretty easy. If you want to find out about it i suggest www.basicx.com (http://www.basicx.com)
jakx12