[Problems with the NXC Compiler]

Lego Mindstorms Added on 01/02/2012

After being paused by many NXC compiler errors, I can finally resume my work on the NXC User Interaction library that should be coming out soon.

Having a bad compiler version and wrong firmware prevented me from using some math functions but thanks to help of John Hansen, who is one of the people behind NBC and NXC, I managed to get everything right. I will be posting a firmware-compilation tutorial soon. mindstorms lego


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