There's a nice PDF file up now on how to get the most, memory-wise, out of NXT-G. Take a look at it:
Writing Efficient NXT-G Programs
There's a lot of interesting tidbits here in just a handfull of pages, including how NXT-G shares some pieces of code... and how you can take advantage of that. The last point is perhaps the most interesting to me: "miniblocks", performance-oriented blocks that can be "added on". I like where this is heading...
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Brian Davis
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Any idea who wrote it? The Mini-blocks sound great!
Jim
I thought this was blogged before. I should've checked. I've had this for a week or more. At the bottom it says National Instrumaents & LEGO but the exact author...I don't know. I hate to speculate..but maybe John F. ??
The minis do sound great. The trimmed-down block to make a solid function without optional settings cuts some of the fluff size and saves some space.
The main person at NI who is responsible for this is James Loftus; and yes, the minis do sound great, for a lot of things - smaller code, and possibly faster code in some cases. I'm looking forward to them (that's an understatement).
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Brian Davis
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