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ROBOTC is a development environment that can be used to program LEGO RCX, NXT and EV3 (as well as VEX, RCX, and Arduino robots) using a programming language based on the C programming language.
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RobotC for RCX cannot find USB IR Tower
If you are you using ROBOTC 2 for RCX you need to install the separate driver for windows 32bit. This driver is not included in the ROBOTC install (at least not with version 2.03). … It might also be a good thing to start with a fresh install of ROBOTC 2.03. …
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Is it possible to use Bluetooth to connect two EV3 bricks using RobotC?
On the other hand RobotC is supporting Bluetooth upload/debugging. This means that it is accessible. My first instinct would be to look at how RobotC did it (if the code is available). …
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