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I would like to use the Ultrasonic sensor with my Arduino (no NXT). I've been looking all over for quite a while now and I can't seem to find much about this... I need to know: - Is it ok to supply the 4.3v pin with 5v? According to this , the ESC015 has a 5v vcc, but the 4.3v pin has a 10 uF capaci...

Does the NXT use BT 2.1? I've been searching the web and haven't found a clear answer.

Things have been working great! Everything is running as expected. Thanks again.

Thanks for the help! I'll give it a shot today.

mattallen37 wrote:I do it by throwing in a dummy task main(){}, and then just leave it uncommented to compile.

How do you compile your final product all together?

How do I compile the source code? The compiler complains about there not being a main task.

I was using #ifndef to avoid multiple definitions. I deleted the code because it was very small. It was something like this: #ifndef _SOURCECODE #define _SOURCECODE //subroutines... #endif The main task was something like this: #include "Sourcecode.nxc"//The name of the previous code file....

Yes. That's what I'm asking about. The problem that I have is that the included file can't be compiled... also, the compiler keeps saying that #endif is an invalid preprocessor command.

I've been making attempts to create a multi-file program in NXC, but I have been having quite a bit of difficulty. I'm curious, what are the basics to tell the NBC compiler to treat all files as one program?

It's also good to have something to get you away from a computer screen!

Haha great point!
Thanks for all the input; it's very motivating!