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Software => Software => Topic started by: dv.phaneeswar on April 17, 2012, 01:34:12 PM
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Hey guys . . .
What r the different programming languages the axon supports . . . .
Can i use c# to program it ?
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You'd have to port .NET to it, but I don't think it has enough memory.
I'm told there's a BASIC compiler for Atmel chips (BASCOM?). Other than that, assembly is the only other option I know of.
Joe
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You'd have to port .NET to it, but I don't think it has enough memory.
I'm told there's a BASIC compiler for Atmel chips (BASCOM?). Other than that, assembly is the only other option I know of.
Joe
Joe neglected to mention that C is the language used to program the Axon.
I've not seen anyone else use other languages.
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Oops...
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But this c language is frying my brain. . . .
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I find that I learn languages by coding. I've not done much with coding C for non-MCU stuff recently... but there should be plenty of info online for learning the general syntax (math, function calls, variable types, etc) by working with command line input/output.
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But this c language is frying my brain. . . .
What are you having problems with specifically?
Joe
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The Axon is supported by Webbotlib. WebbotLib supports only C and C++.
You could of course use whatever language you want, as long as your compiler supports that language. But I wouldn't know of any to recommend other than gcc.