of the graphical software that comes with it, I found it too difficult to
write complex software. So I quickly worked my way through a series of
options. First I tried RobotC
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, whichwhile very nice, didn't seem to have any support for arrays and structures.
Next I looked at Not Quite C
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, whichlooked pretty much like what I wanted but only worked with the RCX not NXT.
Next I tried LeJOS
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, whichlooked like a nice Java interface, but this again appeared to only support
the RCX not NXT. Then I looked at NeXT Byte Code
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, which seemed very flexible butprimitive (e.g. all global variables, no built-in stack). Finally, I read
on Amazon.com that a new book is coming out for NXT that includes Java
support
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,but it is not out yet.
Have I exhausted all the options that are available today? If not, and
someone can point me in the right direction, it would be appreciated. Also,
are there options being developed others know of (e.g. NQC for NXT)? All I
really want is language like C or Java with support for building complex
data types and tasks/threads.
Thanks in advance.
Joe