rcx

Hints, tips, and tricks for the LEGO Mindstorms products (RCX, NXT, EV3, Robot Inventor).

NQC (Not Quite C) is a programming language for several LEGO MINDSTORMS products including the RCX, CyberMaster, and Scout.

A powerful reverse shell generator

NQC (Not Quite C) is a programming language for several Lego MindStorms products, including the RCX, CyberMaster, and Scout. This BrickBot/nqc repo captures updates to the code since NQC 3.1 r6 and is believed to be the most progressed nqc repo. This version includes patches posted to https://sourceforge.net/p/bricxcc/patches/.

An alternative RCX operating system and firmware cloning brickOS. The kernel was written from scratch for better performance, but to the average brickOS programmer, changes should be transparent. There is a lot of code borrowed from brickOS, and numerous patches originally targeted for brickOS have been conceptually incorporated. While this project is based on bibo, as brickOS still seems to be the more recognizable name, it has been retained as part of the name.

The RCX algorithm is improved based on the RC4 algorithm, and performance is almost the same.

A Security Component. Provides a series of security tools, including Hashing functions and Encryption/Decryption functions.

A tiny Java Virtual Machine for the Lego MindStorms RCX, containing a VM for Java bytecodes and additional software to load and run Java programs.

pbForth is (yet another) incarnation of Forth that is designed to work with the LEGO MindStorms RCX brick as an alternative firmware for the RCX.

A collection of software, firmware, tools, and utilities for the Lego MindStorms RCX

Perhaps the best iconic language tool to replace Lego’s RIS, it generates NQC code & facilitates handling the NQC compilation + deployment processes, too. (Project was formerly known as fUNSoftWare.)

An alternative to part of the standard leJOS API designed to fit an objects-early approach to teaching programming

Intended to be a lowest-level driver for the Lego RCX, providing an interface between your C code and the RCX ROM, allowing you to easily explore the ROM interface.

An emulator for LEGO MindStorms RCX bricks. It emulates processor and peripherals, so it runs the original ROM code, firmware, and programs.

A replacement firmware and VM that can execute Java programs in the Lego Mindstorms RCX. It supports several of the most useful features of the Java language, such as: - Object orientation. - Multi-threading. - Synchronization. - Exceptions. - Type safety (in principle, no hanging/crashing). Like other firmware replacements (e.g. legOS and pbForth), TinyVM breaks the 32-variable limit imposed by Lego's official firmware. Additionally, TinyVM offers: - No need to install a cross-compiler. - Easy to install in general, even under CygWin. - Over 16 Kb of memory for programs and objects. - Firmware deletes itself when you try to download other firmware. - An emulation tool. - Access to buttons, motors and sensors. - Sensor listeners. - Nice APIs like you only find in Java. Starting with 0.2.0: - Capability to rerun programs. - Full persistence of all objects across runs. - Timers and time routines (Time.sleep). - java.util.Random. - Capability to print characters on the LCD. TinyVM is also the progenitor of leJOS (see http://sourceforge.net/projects/lejos).

A platform-independent Java library used to develop RCX applications

An Open Source RTOS Subset.

A visual interface for leJOS. RCXDownload automatically sets the JDK-, leJOS- and ClassPaths, compiles the chosen Java-Source, shows the compiler messages and is able to link and load both the compiled classes and the leJOS-firmware.

A project to make the .NET run-time available on the Lego Mindstorm RCX platform

A software tool that uses static analysis of machine code to compute upper bounds on the execution time (WCET) and stack usage of embedded programs