Le lundi, 13 décembre 2010 13.25:48, Jonathan Mullins a écrit : > Thanks guys, > > And another question... Does Aseba treat all int variables coming from a > target as signed 16bit? I tried using an unsigned however Aseba still > interpreted it as signed.
Yes, but natives function can interpret then the way you want. > In the EPuckVariables code for the physical robot I tried using a uint16 > instead of sint16. The virtual machine has only one type: 16bits, signed. But you can use natives function which use the vmVariables array as a "storage" place and interpret the type differently (32bits variables made out of 2 consecutive 16bits etc...) Regards, Philippe _______________________________________________ Aseba-user mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/aseba-user
