in reply to Re: Hardware Programming and Perl
in thread Hardware Programming and Perl

Your probably right about the lego sensors and all, I don't think they use mindstorms. But alot of good suggestions, Inline::C is probably the way to go if I really want to develop in perl. If all the processing is done off board that really answers the gist of my question. I think when I take this class I'm gonna first do it in C, and then in perl to compare the speed difference. It should be interesting to program hardware in perl!
Thanks dbp for all of your input!

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Re: Re: Re: Hardware Programming and Perl
by dbp (Pilgrim) on Oct 29, 2002 at 08:24 UTC
    I'd be interested in the comparison, as I bet many fellow monks might. Also, if you get a working module put together, it might be a nice addition to CPAN, especially if the robotics kit your school uses is a common one.