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= << Lego .NET 1.2 released
07 Apr 2005 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Lego .NET 1.1 released
06 Dec 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Lego .NET 1st Release
11 Oct 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << New features added to CIL2RCX
20 Sep 2004 by Jan Möller


= << .NET on Lego Mindstorms in the Distributed Control Lab
13 Sep 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Slashdot reports about .Net for Lego Mindstorms
13 Sep 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Micro .NET
29 Jun 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Programming Lego's with Visual Studion .NET
24 May 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Lego Mindstorms in the Distributed Control Lab
19 May 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Using USB-Tower on XP
14 May 2004 by Jan Möller


= << Native .NET programming of Lego Mindstorm robots
10 May 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Basic Load / Store and Mathematical Opcodes implemented
05 May 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Discourse Project Presentation
19 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << DCL Integration in VisualRDK Tool
07 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Extracting of IL Code from .NET assemblies works For running .NET on small footprint devices a smaller assembly format must be generated. Information like PE header and Windows specifics are unutilized on small footprint devices like Lego Mindstorm or Fischertechnik.
There for the IL code has to be parsed for external references (System.Object for examble) and a new assembly without external references has to be created. In this new assembly all used base class library functions are included (e.g. System.Object). These generated much smaller assembly can be run with an interpreter on the small device.
07 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << DCL Visual Studio .NET Add-In available now The VS.NET DCL Add-In offers a full control of your DCL jobs, including submiting jobs, viewing results and deleting jobs.



This is an important step for easier developing and testing Lego Robot programs. You can see and edit the compiler error messages in the Visual Studio like normal developing and strike the run button to submit your program to the DCL.

The Add-In Installer is available at the Operating Systems & Middleware chair.
07 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Open house day at Archenhold secondary school At the open house day at the Archenhold school we have presented the Lego Mindstorm robots in the Distributed Control Lab. Parents and pupils could take a look on the environment and lecture offer. Pupils at Archenhold are able to program the Lego Robots in the DCL within the scope of computer science lecture.


(from left to right) Bernhard Rabe (HPI), Jan Geschinsky (Archenhold, chair Lego League team), Klaus Drescher (Archenhold, chair of computer science)

More pictures can be found at the Archenhold.
07 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Implementing a IL code interpreter on the Lego Mindstorm Our gcc IL frontend (CLI2RCX) will be able to compile .NET IL code in any target code with an available backedn for the gcc.

The IL interpreter for the Hitachi microcontroller will be more specific than the CLI2RCX. The interpreter has full control on the execution and can avoid memory crosstalk. The supported IL features must be limited to keep the interpreter small.
06 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe


= << Lego .NET project weblog started
06 Apr 2004 by Bernhard Rabe