Models ranging from huge 10+ foot tall skyscrapers to Mindstorms NXT robots will be on display. Ladies and Gentlemen it is that time of year again! Today marks the official start of Brickfest 2006! For the next three days thousands of LEGO enthusiasts will converge on Sheraton Premiere Ballroom located in Washington DC. Images from LEGO and are used under fair use terms. John has also released a handful of utilities for the NXT system. The compiler is based on a command line interface which makes it compatible with the BricxCC program.
At this time NBC supports Win32, Mac, and Linux operating systems. The advantages of using text based coding is that the programs can be 10 times smaller and 10 times faster. NBC is the first ever text based programming language for the Mindstorms NXT system. John's newest project is working on the NeXT Byte Codes language. Now even more recently John has taken over the project of developing the NQC language formerly maintained by Dave Baum. He also expanded the program's supported languages to include Mindscript, NQC, pbForth, BrickOS, and leJOS. He rewrote the code and renamed the project BricxCC and in the process added support for all of Lego's programmable bricks. A few years ago John took over lead development for the RcxCC project for the popular coding language Not Quite C or NQC for short. You most likely know John Hansen for his work with BricxCC.
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This time it is software engineer John Hansen. Another MDP profile has been added to the Lego Mindstorms website.
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