LogoPlayer

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Player project has a set of headers for C, so translating these headers to (Free)Logo would be the only thing required to use it in (Free)Logo.

The Player Project creates Free Software that enables research in robot and sensor systems. Player is a network server for robot control. The Player robot server is probably the most widely used robot control interface in the world

[edit] Player is designed to be language and robot platform independent

It supports a wide variety of hardware.

Your client program can run on any machine that has a network connection to your robot, and it can be written in any language that supports TCP sockets. Client-side utilities are are officially supported in C, C plusplus, Java, Tcl, and Python programming languages . Ada, Ruby, Octave, and others are supported by third parties. In any case, one can add more GNU languages to the list.

[edit] Free Logo

The LogoPlayer is a project to translate the Player headers to FreeLogo

[edit] Ways to do it

• Using the DotGNU Portable .NET.
• Translating the C headers of Player to Logo.

The shorter, the best or, if possible, the two ways at the same time  ;)