RCX Command Center Source Code version 3.1
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Written by Mark Overmars

This zip file contains the source code for RcxCC version 3.1. The source
code is distributed under the Mozilla Public Licence. This gives you
ample possibilities to make further, enhanced, and adapted versions of
the RCX Command Center. See the file licence.txt for more information.

Please realize that the code is rather complicated and not very much
documented. So don't try working on this unless you are an experienced
Delphi programmer.

Getting started
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RcxCC is written using Borland Delphi version 5. It might also work
under previous versions but this has not been tested. To be able to
compile the code you have to register the spirit.ocx file, provided by
Lego with the MindStorms set, on your machine by either installing the
Lego program or by copying the file to your machine and running 

REGSVR32.EXE XXX/spirit.ocx

where XXX is the path towards the file. Next you must install it in
Delphi. To this end choose the menu item Install ActiveX Control from
the Component menu. Indicate the component "LEGO PBrickControl" and
choose Install. Now you are ready to go.

Contents
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After unzipping you find the following folders:

Default: The default lists of macro's, etc. that RcxCC reads in when it
is executed the first time. Can be changed for standard default sets.

Documentation: Contains the RcxCC documentation and the file with
changes.

Examples: Contains all examples provided with the distribution.

Help: Contains the files required to make the help file (using the free
Microsoft Help Workshop).

Source: The actual source code (contains a copy of the Default directory
and nqc.exe to make the program work).

nqc.exe: The last version of nqc for which RcxCC has been successfully
tested.

Support
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The main reason for distributing the source is that I don't have time
anymore to develop the program further. So also don't expect much
support from me. But you can always ask at markov+lego@cs.uu.nl.

If you create a new, extended version of RcxCC, please let me know such
that I can put it (or a link to it) on the RcxCC web page.