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This project forked from hytech-racing/code-2018
Code for the 2016/2017 vehicle
Arduino 45.33%
JavaScript 0.01%
HTML 0.01%
MATLAB 0.13%
Shell 4.59%
Makefile 0.79%
C 15.16%
M4 0.03%
C++ 27.02%
Objective-C 6.62%
Processing 0.03%
CMake 0.17%
Python 0.11%
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Archive/
Older code that have either been phased out due to design changes or code from older cars
Car_Code/
Code for the current car design we have
Libraries/
Library files that are needed to compile our code (you can create a symlink from your Arduino libraries folder to this)
Testing_Code/
Files that are used to either test components of the car or different hardware (such as the CAN Bus)
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