URBI is a new programming language devoted to robotics until now, but people are wondering whether it could not be useful in other domains, especially for multicore processor programming. Indeed URBI proposes new programming models and features that makes it suitable for this:
* easy parallel/serial commands execution
* native event based programming
* native support for several mutex policies (blend modes)
The URBI Kernel is GNU GPL.
You might want to have a look, it's there: http://www.urbiforge.com/.
Feedback welcome,
Jean-Christophe Baillie
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URBI is a new programming language devoted to robotics until now, but people are wondering whether it could not be useful in other domains, especially for multicore processor programming. Indeed URBI proposes new programming models and features that makes it suitable for this: * easy parallel/serial commands execution * native event based programming * native support for several mutex policies (blend modes) The URBI Kernel is GNU GPL. You might want to have a look, it's there: http://www.urbiforge.com/. Feedback welcome, Jean-Christophe Baillie