OK. I will do so on Monday (11th March). Do you want me to integrate it into SimGear so that its offline plotting function could be used by people who work with one PC and the stand-alone executable could be used by those who have more than one PC.? Or Should I just send the stand-alone code to Curt?. As a first step I will just integrate it as is, test it with our FDM (for real-time) and our ascii format data file (for off-line) and send it to Curt. Once I recieve suggestions from you I could get it to work with other FDMs of FlightGear. Regards Ranga --- Jon Berndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This sounds ideal! I vote that you submit it! :-) > > What are the code dependencies? SimGear? > > Jon > > > I have a stand-alone real-time and off-line > plotting > > tool written in C/C++ (tested in > Cygwin/WinNT/Win2K & > > Linux) that is meant to be used as a flight test > > engineer's station. It has just been completed and > it > > works, but I am yet to put it to serious use. The > code > > is designed to run a separate PC and recieve data > via > > network from the FDM and the plots are > configurable > > via xml. Offline plots have zoom facility, scales > (x/y > >... > > > > _______________________________________________ > Flightgear-devel mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
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