[GAP] GAP and Your Platforms

[Lars Asplund]

Dear GAP community,

Same for us the students run on their own machines. In the introductory
course in robotics they run the AVR-compiler. They make a robot use
sensors and control two motors. The ordinary CS-courses are by using
native compilers. 

In the last robotics project they use an ARM based compiler for the
Zynq-platform and the AVR-compiler for all micro controllers in the robot
(typically 10 units). Native compilers for simulators (using GTK).

/Lars

Den 2013-11-01 19:49 skrev Dick Gayler <dgayler at kennesaw.edu>:

>The student load the software on their own machines so there is a
>mixture of windows, Mac, and linux.
>
>On 11/01/2013 02:15 PM, Tracey Gilbert wrote:
>> Dear GAP Member,
>>
>> In order to provide you with the tools that will best serve your and
>>your students' needs we would like to know the platforms you are
>>currently using in your classes.  Additionally, looking forward to the
>>next five years, what platforms do you see adding to the curriculum?
>>
>> Thanks so much for your time.  Your input helps make it possible to
>>continue to provide you with the most up to date and highest quality
>>tools possible.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> Tracey Gilbert
>> GAP Coordinator
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