Talk:XBC
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I fixed some common misconceptions. It is untrue that the GBA is solely used as a display with the Xport as the main processor; the GBA actually handles all high-level processing. Also, it is untrue that the FPGA is powered by an external battery; it is powered by the GBA. The external battery is solely used to power the Robot Board (mostly motors). These can both be easily verified by reading the Charmed Labs documentation. The publicly available source code for the XBC firmware (including the IC virtual machine) in fact compiles to a GBA ROM, which proves the first point. Also, the Xport FPGA is frequently sold without a Robot Board (the battery plugs into the Robot Board), which proves the second point. 68.97.37.224 (talk) 07:41, 25 July 2011 (UTC)
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